A&P II Cumulative Final Exam Study Guide (Quizzes)
A&P II Cumulative Final Exam Study Guide
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1. Hemoglobin Erythrocytes contain the protein ____ which carries four iron atoms and
is used to bind and transport oxygen through the blood.
2. Albumin The protein ____ is an important protein found in the blood for maintain-
ing osmotic balance and serving as a protein reservoir for the body.
3. Erythropoietin The protein ___ is produced by the kidneys to stimulate red blood cell
production in the bone marrow.
4. Neutrophils The ___ are a type of granulocyte, which is the most abundant leukocyte
in the blood.
5. AB+ In a blood typing test, a patient's serum reacts with Anti-A, Anti-B antibody
and Anti-Rh antibody. The blood type is:
6. Megakaryocytes Thrombocytes are fragments of larger precursor cells called:
7. Fibrinogen This protein is one of many found in the plasma component of the blood
and is important in the blood clotting process:
8. Anemia Low hemoglobin levels are suggestive of:
9. Thrombin ___ converts fibrinogen to fibrin in the blood clotting cascade:
10. Hemoglobinic acid Hydrogen ions are picked up by free hemoglobin to form:
11. Left ventricle The ___ forces oxygen rich blood out of the heart and into the general
circulation.
12. Tricuspid The valve which lies in between the right atrium and the right ventricle is
the:
13. Epicardium The ___ is superficial to the myocardium, deep to the visceral membrane
and is composed of connective tissue.
, A&P II Cumulative Final Exam Study Guide (Quizzes)
A&P II Cumulative Final Exam Study Guide
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14. Papillary muscles The chordae tendonae are attached to muscles in the wall of the heart
called:
15. Perkinje Fibers These nerves are responsible for controlling contraction of the ventricles:
16. Pulmonary veins These vessels transport oxygenated blood to the heart from the lungs:
17. Right atrium Deoxygenated blood from the periphery enters the heart at this chamber:
18. ASLV Before oxygenated blood leaves the heart for the general circulation, it
passes through this final valve:
19. QRS complex The ___ represents the point in the cardiac cycle in which the ventricles
are in systole:
20. SA node The pacemaker of the heart is the:
21. Tunica media The smooth muscle layer of an artery is called the:
22. Right renal artery This vessel will supply the right kidney with oxygenated blood:
23. Veins have venous How do veins differ from arteries?
valves and a thinner
tunica media layer.
24. Varicose veins ___ is characterized by valves which do not completely close, causing
regurgitation of blood in the veins and vein deformation in the legs.
25. Great Saphenous Vein This blood vessel is the most common site of Deep Vein Thrombosis:
26. Brachiocephalic, Left The three arteries coming off of the Aortic Arch are the:
Common Carotid and
Left Subclavian
27. Embolic
A&P II Cumulative Final Exam Study Guide
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_1bvzfg
1. Hemoglobin Erythrocytes contain the protein ____ which carries four iron atoms and
is used to bind and transport oxygen through the blood.
2. Albumin The protein ____ is an important protein found in the blood for maintain-
ing osmotic balance and serving as a protein reservoir for the body.
3. Erythropoietin The protein ___ is produced by the kidneys to stimulate red blood cell
production in the bone marrow.
4. Neutrophils The ___ are a type of granulocyte, which is the most abundant leukocyte
in the blood.
5. AB+ In a blood typing test, a patient's serum reacts with Anti-A, Anti-B antibody
and Anti-Rh antibody. The blood type is:
6. Megakaryocytes Thrombocytes are fragments of larger precursor cells called:
7. Fibrinogen This protein is one of many found in the plasma component of the blood
and is important in the blood clotting process:
8. Anemia Low hemoglobin levels are suggestive of:
9. Thrombin ___ converts fibrinogen to fibrin in the blood clotting cascade:
10. Hemoglobinic acid Hydrogen ions are picked up by free hemoglobin to form:
11. Left ventricle The ___ forces oxygen rich blood out of the heart and into the general
circulation.
12. Tricuspid The valve which lies in between the right atrium and the right ventricle is
the:
13. Epicardium The ___ is superficial to the myocardium, deep to the visceral membrane
and is composed of connective tissue.
, A&P II Cumulative Final Exam Study Guide (Quizzes)
A&P II Cumulative Final Exam Study Guide
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_1bvzfg
14. Papillary muscles The chordae tendonae are attached to muscles in the wall of the heart
called:
15. Perkinje Fibers These nerves are responsible for controlling contraction of the ventricles:
16. Pulmonary veins These vessels transport oxygenated blood to the heart from the lungs:
17. Right atrium Deoxygenated blood from the periphery enters the heart at this chamber:
18. ASLV Before oxygenated blood leaves the heart for the general circulation, it
passes through this final valve:
19. QRS complex The ___ represents the point in the cardiac cycle in which the ventricles
are in systole:
20. SA node The pacemaker of the heart is the:
21. Tunica media The smooth muscle layer of an artery is called the:
22. Right renal artery This vessel will supply the right kidney with oxygenated blood:
23. Veins have venous How do veins differ from arteries?
valves and a thinner
tunica media layer.
24. Varicose veins ___ is characterized by valves which do not completely close, causing
regurgitation of blood in the veins and vein deformation in the legs.
25. Great Saphenous Vein This blood vessel is the most common site of Deep Vein Thrombosis:
26. Brachiocephalic, Left The three arteries coming off of the Aortic Arch are the:
Common Carotid and
Left Subclavian
27. Embolic
