ECPI BIO 116 A&P 2 Final Exam Review
Chapters 14 – 16 Questions With Correct
Answers
Surgical removal of Lymph Nodes or blockage of Lymphatic Vessels will increase the
risk of Abnormal Tissues Swelling Called - ANSWER- Edema
A Disease causing Organism - ANSWER- Pathogen
Long-Term Immunity is mainly a function of __________ Lymphocytes - ANSWER-
Memory
Major class of Antibody found in secretions such as Saliva, Tears, and Milk - ANSWER-
IgA
Process of making Antigens more "Tasty" to Phagocytes. - ANSWER- Opsonization
Type AB+ Blood has which Antibodies in its Plasma?
A, B or D - ANSWER- None of the Above
Type of Innate/Non-Specific defense involving skin and mucous membranes. -
ANSWER- Mechanical Barriers
When your immune system mistakenly targets your own body cells, the result is called: -
ANSWER- Autoimmunity
In the normal sequence of Blood Flow, Oxygenated blood returning from the Lungs via
the Pulmonary Veins must enter the ___________ next. - ANSWER- Left Atrium
Characteristics of a Secondary Immune Response - ANSWER- High Peak and Rapid
Response
The complement Proteins from the Liver can destroy Pathogens by?
Increased Opsonization
Forming Cell Membrane Holes
All of the Above
None of the Above - ANSWER- All of the Above
, When blood passes through the tricuspid valve where will the blood be? - ANSWER-
Right Ventricle
The First Heart Sound is the? - ANSWER- The Closing of the AV Valves
The Function of the Systemic Circuit is? - ANSWER- To supply the Body's Tissues with
Oxygenated Blood
Check all that Apply, What Factors aid in the return of Venous Blood to the Heart?
Contraction of Skeletal Muscles
Heart Contractions of Great Force
Valves in Veins
Actions of Breathing - ANSWER- Contraction of Skeletal Muscles
Valves in Veins
Actions of Breathing
Cardiac Output is Defined as? - ANSWER- Volume of Blood Discharged from a
Ventricle each Minute.
The Valves Associated with the right side of the Heart are? - ANSWER- The Tricuspid
Valve and the Pulmonary Valve
The valves associated with the Right side of the Hart are? - ANSWER- The Tricuspid
and the Pulmonary Valve
The pulmonary arteries carry - ANSWER- deoxygenated blood
A person who has type A- (A negative) blood can receive a transfusion from which of
the following? - ANSWER- Type O-
Type AB+ blood has which antibodies in its plasma?
Anti-D
Anti-A
Anti-B - ANSWER- All of the above
What is the function of albumin? - ANSWER- Maintain osmotic pressure of blood
A deficiency in the number and/or percentage of red blood cells and the amount of
hemoglobin in the blood is called_. - ANSWER- Anemia
Chapters 14 – 16 Questions With Correct
Answers
Surgical removal of Lymph Nodes or blockage of Lymphatic Vessels will increase the
risk of Abnormal Tissues Swelling Called - ANSWER- Edema
A Disease causing Organism - ANSWER- Pathogen
Long-Term Immunity is mainly a function of __________ Lymphocytes - ANSWER-
Memory
Major class of Antibody found in secretions such as Saliva, Tears, and Milk - ANSWER-
IgA
Process of making Antigens more "Tasty" to Phagocytes. - ANSWER- Opsonization
Type AB+ Blood has which Antibodies in its Plasma?
A, B or D - ANSWER- None of the Above
Type of Innate/Non-Specific defense involving skin and mucous membranes. -
ANSWER- Mechanical Barriers
When your immune system mistakenly targets your own body cells, the result is called: -
ANSWER- Autoimmunity
In the normal sequence of Blood Flow, Oxygenated blood returning from the Lungs via
the Pulmonary Veins must enter the ___________ next. - ANSWER- Left Atrium
Characteristics of a Secondary Immune Response - ANSWER- High Peak and Rapid
Response
The complement Proteins from the Liver can destroy Pathogens by?
Increased Opsonization
Forming Cell Membrane Holes
All of the Above
None of the Above - ANSWER- All of the Above
, When blood passes through the tricuspid valve where will the blood be? - ANSWER-
Right Ventricle
The First Heart Sound is the? - ANSWER- The Closing of the AV Valves
The Function of the Systemic Circuit is? - ANSWER- To supply the Body's Tissues with
Oxygenated Blood
Check all that Apply, What Factors aid in the return of Venous Blood to the Heart?
Contraction of Skeletal Muscles
Heart Contractions of Great Force
Valves in Veins
Actions of Breathing - ANSWER- Contraction of Skeletal Muscles
Valves in Veins
Actions of Breathing
Cardiac Output is Defined as? - ANSWER- Volume of Blood Discharged from a
Ventricle each Minute.
The Valves Associated with the right side of the Heart are? - ANSWER- The Tricuspid
Valve and the Pulmonary Valve
The valves associated with the Right side of the Hart are? - ANSWER- The Tricuspid
and the Pulmonary Valve
The pulmonary arteries carry - ANSWER- deoxygenated blood
A person who has type A- (A negative) blood can receive a transfusion from which of
the following? - ANSWER- Type O-
Type AB+ blood has which antibodies in its plasma?
Anti-D
Anti-A
Anti-B - ANSWER- All of the above
What is the function of albumin? - ANSWER- Maintain osmotic pressure of blood
A deficiency in the number and/or percentage of red blood cells and the amount of
hemoglobin in the blood is called_. - ANSWER- Anemia
