MindTap Basic Health Sciences, 2 Terms (12 Months) Printed Access Card for Scott/Fong's Body Structures and Functions Updated, 13th
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Author: Scott, Ann Senisi, Fong, Elizabeth
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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The heart is within the
a. cranial cavity
b. mediastinum
c. posterior (dorsal) cavity
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The heart is found within the:
A. pleural cavity
B. mediastinum
C. peritoneal cavit
Which of the choices below best describes the systemic circulation of blood?a. The flow of blood into the right atrium and eventually out of the left ventricle.b. The movement of blood from the pulmonary trunk, through capillaries into the pulmonary veins.c. The movement of blood into the coronary arteries, through capillaries into the coronary sinus.d. The movement of blood from the aorta, through arteries and capillaries and then eventually to the vena cavae.
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- 1. Specific cavity where the heart is located A. Aorta 2. Tissue of the heart that attaches to the diaphragm B. Bicuspid or mitral 3. layer that immediately covers the heart muscle C. brachiocephalic 4. middle layer of the heart D. Chordae tendineae 5. Area that grossly demonstrates the separation between the atria and ventricles E. Coronary sinus 6. The two major vessels returning blood to the right atrium F. Coronary sulcus G. Ductus arteriosus 7. Vessel exiting the right ventricle 8. Vessel exiting the left ventricle H. Epicardium 9. Vessels entering the left atrium I. Fibrous pericardium 10. Type of blood carried in pulmonary veins J. Great cardiac vein 11. The temporary shunt in the fetus between the aorta and pulmonary trunk K. Inferior vena cava 12. The name of this structure (#11) in the adult L. Interventricular artery 13. The Myocardial muscular ridges in the atria M. Ligamentum arteriosum 14. The Myocardial muscular ridges in the ventricles N. Mediastinum 15. Valve between…arrow_forwardThe cardiovascular centers are located in which area ofthe brain?a. medulla oblongatab. ponsc. mesencephalon (midbrain)d. cerebrumarrow_forwardWhich of the following is the best description of what happens in capillaries? A. Capillaries are surrounded by thicker smooth muscle moving blood cells to exchange nutrients and oxygen. B. Capillaries connect minor veins to major veins returning blood to the heart. C. Capillaries are the location where oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nutrients are exchanged with tissues at the cellular level. D. Capillaries are the site where blood mixes with interstitial fluid to allow for gas and nutrient exchange.arrow_forward
- The heart: Select one: is located in the thoracic region with its apex pointing superiorly b. has valves between the atria and ventricles that prevent back-flow of blood within the heart O c. supplies blood to the systemic circulation via the superior vena cava d. is surrounded by the cartilaginous pericardium e. lies in the peritoneal cavity a.arrow_forwardDiscuss the abdominal aorta and inferior Vena Cava as to their: a. Locationb. Relationsc. Vertebral levels of commencement and terminationd. Branches/tributaries with organs or structures supplied or drainedarrow_forwardExchange of waste material, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and metabolites such as salts and food molecules takes place in thea. capillaries.b. venules.c. arterioles.d. arteries.arrow_forward
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