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2. JEOPARDY!
The Heart
Blood
Blood Cells
Blood Flow
Vessels
Cardiac Cycle
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3. This chamber pumps blood out to the body
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4. This thick layer of muscle helps to form the walls of the heart
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5. A rapid heart beat is referred to as this, and will result in more waves on an ECG
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6. When the right ventricle is full of blood, it contracts forcing this valve open
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7. In the heart, the mixing of oxygen-rich and oxygen-poor blood is prevented by this
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8. The site of hematopoiesis
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9. Hormones are found in this element
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10. The three functions of blood
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11. Someone with type B blood could accept donations from these types
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12. This type of fiber helps to form a mesh to trap red blood cells and platelets to form a clot
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13. Of the formed elements, these blood cells are the only actual cells and function in immunity
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14. The biconcave shape of these cells allows for greater transfer of hemoglobin
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15. Of the formed elements, these blood cells are the greatest in number
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16. Someone with bone disease may have trouble producing these agranulocytes
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17. This organ releases erythropoietin to stimulate production of new RBCs
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18. The pumping chambers
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19. Blood from the pulmonary vein enters this chamber
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20. The larger of the two blood flow circuits
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21. The “lub” is caused by the closing of these valves
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22. These heart strings prevent the AV valves from opening during ventricular contraction
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23. These vessels carry blood toward the heart
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24. These vessels bring oxygenated blood into the left atrium
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25. These vessels are more elastic and have thicker walls to accommodate the high pressure flow
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26. When our muscles contract, blood is squeezed through these vessels, with valves that keep blood flowing in one direction.
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27. The order in which blood travels through vessels
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The order in which blood travels through vessels
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28. These cells are located in the right atrium and signal contraction of the heart
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29. During this contraction phase, the aortic valve is open and ventricles pump blood out
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30. Normal blood measure in millimeters of mercury
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31. The cardiac cycle is regulated by this portion of the brain
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32. These conductive fibers are responsible for relaying cardiac impulses to the cells of the ventricles, which allow the ventricles to contract
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