2.1 -2.7 Formative test

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2.1-2.7 Formative test

   

Thanks to the aortic and pulmonary valves, the blood doesn't flow back into the...

1. Ventricles
2. Atriums

The right order in heartbeat is

1. Ventricles - atriums - pause
2. Atriums-Ventricles - pause
3. Pause - atriums - ventricles
4. Pause - ventricles- atriums

1. 9 = bicuspid valve
2. 9 = aortic valve
3. 9 = pulmonary valve
4. All answers are wrong

From which bloodvessel does the heart muscle itself receive oxygenated blood?

1. coronary arteries
2. coronary veins
3. aorta
4. splenic artery

The aorta transports blood...

1. to the heart
2. away from the heart

The pulmonary artery transports blood...

1. to the heart
2. away from the heart

The heart pumps oxygen rich blood into the?

1. Superior vena cava
2. Pulmonary arteries
3. Aorta
4. Aorta and pulmonary arteries

What do veins do?

1. Bring blood from the heart to tissues
2. Bring blood to cappilaries
3. Bring blood back to the heart
4. Give oxygen to the blood

1. This happens in arteries
2. This happens in veins
3. This happens in capillaries
4. All answers are correct

when are your ventrical relaxed?

1. systole
2. diastole

what is hypertension?

1. low bloodpressure
2. high blood pressure

in which artery is atherosclerosis especially dangerous?

1. renal arteries
2. hepatic artery
3. coronary arteries
4. gastric artery

Which one is the biggest part of blood?

1. Red blood cells
2. White blood cells
3. Plasma
4. Platelets

What is the name of part S

1. Red blood cell
2. White blood cell
3. Blood plasma
4. Platelet

Which blood cells produce antibodies?

1. Phagocytes
2. Lymphocytes
3. Red blood cells
4. Platelets

What type of cell is specialised to transport oxygen?

1. red blood cell
2. white blood cell
3. bone cell
4. nerve cell

What type of cell is specialised to protect our body against germs?

1. red blood cell
2. white blood cell
3. bone cell
4. nerve cell

Which mineral is needed for making our red blood cells?

1. calcium
2. iron
3. sodium

What is the function of platelets?

1. Heal the wound after other cells stopped the bleeding
2. Let the wound stop bleeding by clotting and covering it
3. Send signals to the blood vessels if they are broken
4. Make sure the blood flows to the wound

Fill in the gap:
Platelets near the wound cause the blood to produce thread-like proteins called ...... .

1. fibrous
2. fibrin
3. fibrinogen
4. mesh

Fill in the gap:
In areas where there is a wound you will also find many white blood cells which are attracted to the wound area to remove any ................
that may have entered the body through the cut.

1. foreigners
2. foreign material
3. mesh
4. scab

I have blood type B, can I receive blood from a person with blood type AB?

1. Yes
2. No

I have blood type B can I receive blood from a person with blood type O?

1. Yes
2. No

For blood groups A, B, AB and 0 one can see both factors (antigens A and B) and antibodies (anti-A and anti-B). Which of those blood factors and antibodies are present in the blood of a person with blood group 0?

1. no factors, no antibodies
2. no factors, anti-A and anti-B
3. antigens A and B, no antibodies
4. antigens A and B, anti-A and anti-B

Emma and Brad were involved in a car accident and Emma was severely injured. Emma's blood group is B. The hospital does not have any blood of group B available. Brad had blood group A and he offers to donate his blood. The doctor says he is not a suitable donor. Why? Emma's blood contains .....

1. antigen A
2. antigen B
3. anti-A
4. anti-B