WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS FOR THE ATI TEAS 7 TEST
With All correct Questions and answers
What functions does the respiratory system perform?Releasing carbon dioxide and absorbing
oxygen from the surroundings
Which structures make up the respiratory system?bronchi, bronchiole, mouth, nose, nostrils,
throat, larynx, thracea, right lung, and left lung
What is the function of the nose?Let in oxygen and release carbon dioxide.
The larnyx: what is it?voice box
The trachea: what is it?windpipe
What are bronchioles?The bronchi's extension
Alveoli: What are they?sacs at each bronchiole's end
What does the respiratory system do?-interchange carbon dioxide and oxygen.
In order to keep the blood's pH stable, oxygen travels from the alveoli into the blood and then
into your lungs.
Which illnesses impact the respiratory system?Allergies, pneumonia, bronchitis, and asthma
What components make up the cardiovascular system?the blood vessel, the heart, and the
blood
, Which four chambers are they?Right Ventricle, Left Ventricle, Right Atrium, and Left Atrium
The Septum: What is it?divides the left and right chambers.
The blood vessels are what?Capillaries, Arteries, and Veins
Veins: What are they?They transport blood to the heart, where it loses oxygen.
Arteries: What are they?They remove oxygenated blood from the heart.
Capillaries: What are they?They link arteries and veins.
What does the cardiovascular system do?Blood transports waste products and carbon dioxide
out of cells and oxygen and nutrients into them.
Control B/P, Keep your body temperature stable. Transport hormones and combat infection
What is the heart's contraction?The sound of systole (lub)
Which organs make up the large intestine?colon and cecum
What is the function of the big intestine?absorb electrolytes and water.
Gastric acid: what is it?eliminate microorganisms and activate proteins
Gastrin: What is it?hormone that increases acid production in the stomach
Chloecystokinin (CCK): What is it?generated in the small intestine, causes the pancreas to
release enzymes and the liver to secrete bile.
Secretin: What is it?generated in the small intestine, encourages the pancreas to make
bicarbonate. What is insulin?produced by the pancreas to aid in controlling blood sugar levels
Glucogon: What is it?generated in the pancreas to control blood sugar levels
With All correct Questions and answers
What functions does the respiratory system perform?Releasing carbon dioxide and absorbing
oxygen from the surroundings
Which structures make up the respiratory system?bronchi, bronchiole, mouth, nose, nostrils,
throat, larynx, thracea, right lung, and left lung
What is the function of the nose?Let in oxygen and release carbon dioxide.
The larnyx: what is it?voice box
The trachea: what is it?windpipe
What are bronchioles?The bronchi's extension
Alveoli: What are they?sacs at each bronchiole's end
What does the respiratory system do?-interchange carbon dioxide and oxygen.
In order to keep the blood's pH stable, oxygen travels from the alveoli into the blood and then
into your lungs.
Which illnesses impact the respiratory system?Allergies, pneumonia, bronchitis, and asthma
What components make up the cardiovascular system?the blood vessel, the heart, and the
blood
, Which four chambers are they?Right Ventricle, Left Ventricle, Right Atrium, and Left Atrium
The Septum: What is it?divides the left and right chambers.
The blood vessels are what?Capillaries, Arteries, and Veins
Veins: What are they?They transport blood to the heart, where it loses oxygen.
Arteries: What are they?They remove oxygenated blood from the heart.
Capillaries: What are they?They link arteries and veins.
What does the cardiovascular system do?Blood transports waste products and carbon dioxide
out of cells and oxygen and nutrients into them.
Control B/P, Keep your body temperature stable. Transport hormones and combat infection
What is the heart's contraction?The sound of systole (lub)
Which organs make up the large intestine?colon and cecum
What is the function of the big intestine?absorb electrolytes and water.
Gastric acid: what is it?eliminate microorganisms and activate proteins
Gastrin: What is it?hormone that increases acid production in the stomach
Chloecystokinin (CCK): What is it?generated in the small intestine, causes the pancreas to
release enzymes and the liver to secrete bile.
Secretin: What is it?generated in the small intestine, encourages the pancreas to make
bicarbonate. What is insulin?produced by the pancreas to aid in controlling blood sugar levels
Glucogon: What is it?generated in the pancreas to control blood sugar levels
