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Chapter 14-16 (ECPI) BIO 116 Test Questions and All Correct Answers.

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transport nutrients and waste - Answer function of blood: erythrocyte - Answer red blood cell: neither A nor B - Answer Type O+ blood has which antigens on its red blood cell surface: right ventricle - Answer In the normal sequence of blood flow, after crossing the tricuspid valve, blood should next enter the _______ next. 120 days - Answer average life span of a red blood cell: calcium - Answer Ion most critical to blood clotting regardless of pathway visceral pericardium - Answer deepest pericardial layer: Aorta - Answer NOT a blood vessel connected to the right atrium O- - Answer Universal blood donor plasmin - Answer enzyme that breaks down blood clots none of the above - Answer Type AB+ blood has which antibodies in its plasma prevent AV prolapse - Answer Chordae tendineae and papillary mussels work together to help: none of the above - Answer plasma protein mainly involved with the blood clotting process: series, systemic - Answer The right and left sides of the heart are said to work in _____ with each other, with the left side perfusing the _____ circulation

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Chapter 14-16 (ECPI) BIO 116 Test
Questions and All Correct Answers.
transport nutrients and waste - Answer function of blood:



erythrocyte - Answer red blood cell:



neither A nor B - Answer Type O+ blood has which antigens on its red blood cell surface:



right ventricle - Answer In the normal sequence of blood flow, after crossing the tricuspid
valve, blood should next enter the _______ next.



120 days - Answer average life span of a red blood cell:



calcium - Answer Ion most critical to blood clotting regardless of pathway



visceral pericardium - Answer deepest pericardial layer:



Aorta - Answer NOT a blood vessel connected to the right atrium



O- - Answer Universal blood donor



plasmin - Answer enzyme that breaks down blood clots



none of the above - Answer Type AB+ blood has which antibodies in its plasma



prevent AV prolapse - Answer Chordae tendineae and papillary mussels work together to
help:



none of the above - Answer plasma protein mainly involved with the blood clotting process:



series, systemic - Answer The right and left sides of the heart are said to work in _____ with
each other, with the left side perfusing the _____ circulation

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