Circulatory System Essentials

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Froggy Jumps Circulatory System EssentialsOnline version Test your knowledge of vessels and circulation. by Niyah 1 Name the three tunics (coats) that make up blood vessels. a Ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm b Endocardium, myocardium, epicardium c Intima, media, adventitia 2 What is the largest artery and where does it send blood to? a Carotid artery; to the head b Aorta; sends blood to systemic circulation c Pulmonary artery; to lungs 3 Which is the largest vein, and where does it deliver blood? a Inferior vena cava; delivers to right atrium b Superior vena cava; to right atrium c Great saphenous vein; to femoral vein 4 What are the smallest vessels and their main function? a Capillaries; exchange materials with tissues b Venules; return blood to heart c Arterioles; regulate blood flow 5 Name the three transport methods between capillaries and tissue fluid. a Diffusion, bulk flow (filtration/reabsorption), transcytosis b Active transport, endocytosis, exocytosis c Osmosis, plasmolysis, phagocytosis 6 What are the three ways blood returns to the heart? a Gravity, arterial conduction, nerve impulses b Venous valves, skeletal muscle pump, respiratory pump c Arterial pulses, capillary flow, lymphatic flow 7 What is pulse and where is the most common site to measure it? a Rhythmic artery expansion; radial artery at the wrist b Heart sound; carotid artery c Blood flow rate; femoral artery 8 What factors influence pulse rate? a Only age b Age, fitness, temperature, emotions, meds c Only caffeine intake 9 What equipment measures blood pressure and where is it taken? a Thermometer; temporal artery b Sphygmomanometer; brachial artery c Stethoscope; carotid artery 10 Describe the two BP values and the normal range. a Systolic/diastolic; around 120/80 mmHg b Diastolic/systolic; 80/120 mmHg c Pulse/volume; 70/100 mmHg

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Circulatory System EssentialsOnline version

Test your knowledge of vessels and circulation.

by Niyah

Name the three tunics (coats) that make up blood vessels.

Ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm

Endocardium, myocardium, epicardium

Intima, media, adventitia

What is the largest artery and where does it send blood to?

Carotid artery; to the head

Aorta; sends blood to systemic circulation

Pulmonary artery; to lungs

Which is the largest vein, and where does it deliver blood?

Inferior vena cava; delivers to right atrium

Superior vena cava; to right atrium

Great saphenous vein; to femoral vein

What are the smallest vessels and their main function?

Capillaries; exchange materials with tissues

Venules; return blood to heart

Arterioles; regulate blood flow

Name the three transport methods between capillaries and tissue fluid.

Diffusion, bulk flow (filtration/reabsorption), transcytosis

Active transport, endocytosis, exocytosis

Osmosis, plasmolysis, phagocytosis

What are the three ways blood returns to the heart?

Gravity, arterial conduction, nerve impulses

Venous valves, skeletal muscle pump, respiratory pump

Arterial pulses, capillary flow, lymphatic flow

What is pulse and where is the most common site to measure it?

Rhythmic artery expansion; radial artery at the wrist

Heart sound; carotid artery

Blood flow rate; femoral artery

What factors influence pulse rate?

Only age

Age, fitness, temperature, emotions, meds

Only caffeine intake

What equipment measures blood pressure and where is it taken?

Thermometer; temporal artery

Sphygmomanometer; brachial artery

Stethoscope; carotid artery

Describe the two BP values and the normal range.

Systolic/diastolic; around 120/80 mmHg

Diastolic/systolic; 80/120 mmHg

Pulse/volume; 70/100 mmHg

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Circulatory System EssentialsOnline version

by Niyah

Name the three tunics (coats) that make up blood vessels.

What is the largest artery and where does it send blood to?

Which is the largest vein, and where does it deliver blood?

What are the smallest vessels and their main function?

Name the three transport methods between capillaries and tissue fluid.

What are the three ways blood returns to the heart?

What is pulse and where is the most common site to measure it?

What factors influence pulse rate?

What equipment measures blood pressure and where is it taken?

Describe the two BP values and the normal range.

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