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Matching Pairs PMTSP- The Circulatory SystemOnline version Cosmetology Anatomy- Circulatory System terms- Pairs by Katarina Borghoff 1 Erythrocytes 2 Lymph-Vascular (Lymphatic) System 3 Atrium 4 Pericardium 5 Thrombocytes 6 Ventricle 7 Leukocytes 8 Heart 9 Cardiovascular System 10 Plasma 11 Blood Sub-system of the Circulatory System responsible for the circulation of lymph; includes lymph nodes and lymphatic vessels Muscular organ in the chest; contracts and relaxes to move blood Sub-system of the Circulatory System responsible for circulation of blood; includes heart, arteries, veins and capillaries Red blood cells that carry oxygen and contain hemoglobin Membrane that incases the heart Fluid that circulates through the body; transports oxygen, waste and nutrients and hormones Blood platelets; responsible for clotting of blood The two lower chambers of the heart; located on the lower left and lower right sides Fluid part of the blood; about 90% water; carries RBCs, WBCs and blood platelets through the body White blood cells that fight bacteria and other foreign substances The two upper chambers of the heart; located on the upper left and upper right sides 1 Pulmonary Circulation 2 Superficial Temporal Artery 3 External Maxillary Artery 4 Internal Carotid Artery 5 Posterior Auricular Artery 6 External Carotid Artery 7 Internal/External Jugular 8 Occipital Artery 9 Common Carotid Artery 10 Systemic (General) Circulation When blood travels through the pulmonary artery to the lungs where it is oxygenated Branch of the common carotid that supplies blood to the skin and muscles of the head Facial Artery; branch of the external carotid; supplies blood to the lower portion of the face, mouth and nose Supplies blood to the head, fae and neck Process of blood traveling from the heart, through the body and back to the heart Veins that return all blood from the head face and neck to the heart Branch of the common carotid that supplies blood to the brain, eyes and forehead Branch of the external carotid; supplies blood to sides and top of the head Branch of external carotid; supplies blood to the back of the head Branch of the external carotid; supplies blood to scalp above and behind the ears 1 Parietal 2 Inferior Labial 3 Radial 4 Transverse 5 Frontal 6 Submental 7 Ulnar 8 Anterior Auricular 9 Angular 10 Middle Temporal 11 Superior Labial Branch of the external maxillary; supplies blood to cin and lower lip Branch of the superficial temporal; supplies blood to the forehead Branch of the superficial temporal; supplies blood to the masseter muscle Supplies blood to the little-finger side of the forearm and hand Branch of the external maxillary; supplies blood to lower lip Supplies blood to the thumb side of the arm and hand Branch of the external maxillary; supplies blood to upper lip and septum Branch of the external maxillary; supplies blood to sides of the nose Branch of the superficial temporal; supplies blood to crown and sides of the head Branch of the superficial temporal; supplies blood to anterior part of the ear Branch of the superficial temporal; supplies blood to temples 1 Lymph nodes 2 Dorsalis Pedis 3 Saphenous Vein 4 Popliteal 5 Femoral Vein 6 Veins 7 Lymph Fluid 8 Posterior Tibial 9 Capillaries 10 Varicose Veins 11 Arteries 12 Anterior Tibial Supplies blood to just below the knee down between tibia and fibula Thin-walled; Carry blood containing carbon dioxide from the capillaries TO the heart Colorless liquid that travels through lymph glands and vessels; removes toxins before moving back into bloodstream Supplies blood to the knee joint and leg muslces Transports blood to the heart and lungs for oxygenation Supplies blood beneath the calf muscle to the skin, muscles and tissues of the lower leg Bulges that may form if veins stretch and lose their elasticity; may happen due to long periods of standing Tiny vessels; take nutrients and oxygen from the arteries to the cells; take waste from the cells to the veins Supplies blood to the upper surface of the foot Transports blood from veins in the foot to the femoral vein Filters bacteria and viruses from the lymph fluid; can indicate possible infection if swollen Thick-walled; carry oxygenated blood FROM the heart to the body

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PMTSP- The Circulatory SystemOnline version

by Katarina Borghoff

Erythrocytes

Lymph-Vascular (Lymphatic) System

Atrium

Pericardium

Thrombocytes

Ventricle

Leukocytes

Heart

Cardiovascular System

Plasma

Blood

Pulmonary Circulation

Superficial Temporal Artery

External Maxillary Artery

Internal Carotid Artery

Posterior Auricular Artery

External Carotid Artery

Internal/External Jugular

Occipital Artery

Common Carotid Artery

Systemic (General) Circulation

Parietal

Inferior Labial

Radial

Transverse

Frontal

Submental

Ulnar

Anterior Auricular

Angular

Middle Temporal

Superior Labial

Lymph nodes

Dorsalis Pedis

Saphenous Vein

Popliteal

Femoral Vein

Veins

Lymph Fluid

Posterior Tibial

Capillaries

Varicose Veins

Arteries

Anterior Tibial