Nu110 LATEST VERSION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH STUDY GUIDE
DETAILED AND VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS, LATEST UPDATE 2025 GRADED
A
Arteries - CORRECT ANSWER carry blood away from the heart
and back to the body
Venules - CORRECT ANSWER receive blood from the capallaries
and start it on its way back to the heart
Aorta - CORRECT ANSWER receives freshly oxygenated blood
from the left ventricle and then branches into the systemic arteries to
carry blood to the tissues
pulmonary artery - CORRECT ANSWER carries blood low in
oxygen from the right ventricle to the lungs
Superior and Inferior Vena Cava - CORRECT ANSWER The
systemic veins that carry blood low in oxygen back toward the heart
and flow into the right atrium
The pulmonary veins carry what type of blood? - CORRECT
ANSWER oxygenated
What is the longest section of the aorta? - CORRECT ANSWER
abdominal aorta
What part of the aorta extends upward slightly to the right of the left
ventricle? - CORRECT ANSWER ascending aorta
What part of the aorta curves from the right to the left and extends
posteriorly? - CORRECT ANSWER thoracic aorta
What part of the aorta curves from the right to the left and extends
also? - CORRECT ANSWER Aorta arch
What three arteries supply the upper extremities? - CORRECT
ANSWER brachiephalic
, right subclavian
left subclavian
What artieries supply the neck? - CORRECT ANSWER right and
left common carotid
What arteries supply the intestines? - CORRECT ANSWER
superior and inferior mesenteric arteries
What artery supplies the lower extremities? - CORRECT ANSWER
femoral artery and its branches
What is the process of the cellular materials passing through the
capillary walls to either be used or eliminated? - CORRECT
ANSWER Capillary exchange
What pressure is defined as the maximum pressure that is present in
the arteries after heart muscle contraction? - CORRECT ANSWER
Systolic
What pressure is defined as the lowest pressure measured in the
arteries after relaxation of the heart? - CORRECT ANSWER
Diastolic
What is the average pressure of the arteries? - CORRECT ANSWER
mean arterial pressure (MAP)
Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) can be no lower than? - CORRECT
ANSWER 60
What is the difference between systolic and diastolic pressures? -
CORRECT ANSWER pulse pressure
What are the negative feedback loop sensors for blood pressure? -
CORRECT ANSWER baroreceptors
DETAILED AND VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS, LATEST UPDATE 2025 GRADED
A
Arteries - CORRECT ANSWER carry blood away from the heart
and back to the body
Venules - CORRECT ANSWER receive blood from the capallaries
and start it on its way back to the heart
Aorta - CORRECT ANSWER receives freshly oxygenated blood
from the left ventricle and then branches into the systemic arteries to
carry blood to the tissues
pulmonary artery - CORRECT ANSWER carries blood low in
oxygen from the right ventricle to the lungs
Superior and Inferior Vena Cava - CORRECT ANSWER The
systemic veins that carry blood low in oxygen back toward the heart
and flow into the right atrium
The pulmonary veins carry what type of blood? - CORRECT
ANSWER oxygenated
What is the longest section of the aorta? - CORRECT ANSWER
abdominal aorta
What part of the aorta extends upward slightly to the right of the left
ventricle? - CORRECT ANSWER ascending aorta
What part of the aorta curves from the right to the left and extends
posteriorly? - CORRECT ANSWER thoracic aorta
What part of the aorta curves from the right to the left and extends
also? - CORRECT ANSWER Aorta arch
What three arteries supply the upper extremities? - CORRECT
ANSWER brachiephalic
, right subclavian
left subclavian
What artieries supply the neck? - CORRECT ANSWER right and
left common carotid
What arteries supply the intestines? - CORRECT ANSWER
superior and inferior mesenteric arteries
What artery supplies the lower extremities? - CORRECT ANSWER
femoral artery and its branches
What is the process of the cellular materials passing through the
capillary walls to either be used or eliminated? - CORRECT
ANSWER Capillary exchange
What pressure is defined as the maximum pressure that is present in
the arteries after heart muscle contraction? - CORRECT ANSWER
Systolic
What pressure is defined as the lowest pressure measured in the
arteries after relaxation of the heart? - CORRECT ANSWER
Diastolic
What is the average pressure of the arteries? - CORRECT ANSWER
mean arterial pressure (MAP)
Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP) can be no lower than? - CORRECT
ANSWER 60
What is the difference between systolic and diastolic pressures? -
CORRECT ANSWER pulse pressure
What are the negative feedback loop sensors for blood pressure? -
CORRECT ANSWER baroreceptors
