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18) Which part of human blood is primarily responsible for carrying oxygen?
red blood cells
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15) What is the systolic pressure in blood pressure most closely associated with?
contraction of the left ventricle
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19) The lining of lymphatic vessels is composed of which of the following cell types?
simple squamous epithelium
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3) Give an exocrine gland
pancreas, sweat, salivary
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21) If only the ABO group is considered, an individual with type A blood can safely receive a pint of blood from a donor whose genotype is
IAi, IAIA, ii
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12) What vessel of the heart would hemoglobin have the lowest saturation percentage of oxygen?
pulmonary artery
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5) Human ovaries do not function properly unless they receive a stimulating hormone from what endocrine gland?
pituitary
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10) Give 3 major part of the circulatory system?
heart, blood, vessels
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6) True or false, the circulatory system is open system
False
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13)ย What happens to the excess fluid in a healthy person to prevent edema?
It enters the lymphatic vessels
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1) True or false, the lymphatic system is a one-way system
True
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17) Who is the universal blood donor?
O-
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7) Location of the heart using anterior, inferior, posteriorย
anterior to the spine, superior to the stomach, posterior to the sternum
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