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Name the functions of the

blood

Carries oxygen from lungs, carries waste products to

kidneys, transports nutrients to body cells, cells

fight infection and heal wounds

What is the liquid part of the blood made mostly of

water?

Plasma

What is the molecule in blood

that carries oxygen and carbon dioxide

Hemoglobin

Life span of red blood cells, white blood cells, and

platelets?

Red blood cell-120 days, white blood cell-few days to many months,

platelets-5-9 days

Why does bleeding stop?

Because platelets and clotting factors make

a blood clot that plugs wounded blood

vessels

Type A blood can donate to…

Types A, AB

Type AB blood can receive…

All blood types

Type B blood can receive….

O, B

Genetic disease where the plasma

lacks clotting factors

hemophilia

Disease in red blood cells where tissues can’t get enough

oxygen

anemia

Disease in which white blood cells

are made in excessive numbers

Leukemia

How many chambers does your

heart have?

4

This circulation is the flow of blood to

and from the tissues of the heart

Coronary Circulation

This circulation is the flow of blood through the heart, to the lungs and back to the heart

Pulmonary Circulation

This circulation is blood moving to all of your organs and body

tissues, except the heart and lungs

Systemic Circulation

The largest circulation is..

Systemic Circulation

Blood vessels that carry blood away

from the heart

arteries

Blood vessels that carry blood back

to the heart

Veins

The force of the blood on the walls of the blood vessels

Blood pressure

After tissue fluid diffuses into the

lymphatic capillaries it is called…

lymph

Help your body defend against disease-causing

organisms in the lymphatic system

lymphocytes

Name the 4 first line defenses

Skin, respiratory system, digestive

system, circulatory system

What are the two parts of the

respiratory system that defend from

pathogens?

Cilia, mucus

What 4 parts of the digestive system defend against

pathogens?

Saliva, enzymes, hydrochloric acid,

and mucus

What in your circulatory system

defends against pathogens?

White blood cells

Complex molecules that do not belong

in your body

antigen

Name the 4 types of lymphocytes in

your immune system

Killer T, helper T, B cells, memory B

cells

Which lymphocytes turn

on the immune system?

Helper T cells

What is active immunity?

When your body makes its own

antibodies in response to an antigen (you’ve

been sick)

What is passive immunity?

Antibodies that have been produced in

another animal are introduced into your

body

Make your wager

Name 3 ways to prevent

cardiovascular disease

Eat right, exercise, no smoking, see a doctor regularly