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1. An average adult has _ of blood. 8 to 10 quarts 8 to 10 pints 6 to 8 pints 6 to 8 quarts 2. The blood protein fibrinogen is necessary to maintain blood osmotic pressure. to carry oxygen and carbon dioxide. to destroy harmful bacteria. for blood clotting. 3. The function of thrombocytes is to produce antibodies. carry oxygen and carbon dioxide. initiate the clotting process. phagocytize pathogenic bacteria. 4. Identify the donor's blood type for each recipient blood type listed below. If The Patients' Blood Type Is: The Donor's Blood Type Must Be: O+ O- A+ A- B+ B- AB+ AB- The Heart Answer the questions below. 5. The average adult heart rate at rest is _ beats per minute. 80-100 72-80 50-68 60-72 6. The heart is located in the thoracic cavity posterior to the sternum and superior to the diaphragm. posterior to the sternum and inferior to the diaphragm. anterior to the sternum and anterior to the vertebrae. inferior to the diaphragm and anterior to the vertebrae. 7. The SA node sends an electrical impulse to the atria that causes them to _______. rest depolarize repolarize relax 8. Label the parts of the heart Lymphatic and Immune Systems Answer the questions below. 9. The _ of the lymph node is (are) responsible for the production of lymphocytes. germinal center trabeculae macrophage cells plasma membrane 10. Lymph vessels closely resemble veins and may be found in the central nervous system. epidermis. muscles. spleen. 11. Lymph travels in one direction: from the heart to the body organs. body organs to the pulmonary circulation. body organs to the heart. body organs to the liver. 12. The thymus gland produces a special type of leukocyte called a(n) monocyte. eosinophil. B lymphocyte. T lymphocyte. 14. Define each term listed below. Term Definition a. Acquired Immunity b. Artificial acquired Immunity c. Autoimmunity d. Natural acquired Immunity e. Passive acquired Immunity

1. An average adult has ___ of blood. 8 to 10 quarts 8 to 10 pints 6 to 8 pints 6 to 8 quarts
2. The blood protein fibrinogen is necessary to maintain blood osmotic pressure. to carry oxygen and carbon dioxide. to destroy harmful bacteria. for blood clotting.
3. The function of thrombocytes is to produce antibodies. carry oxygen and carbon dioxide. initiate the clotting process. phagocytize pathogenic bacteria.
4. Identify the donor's blood type for each recipient blood type listed below. If The Patients' Blood Type Is: The Donor's Blood Type Must Be: O+ O- A+ A- B+ B- AB+ AB- The Heart
Answer the questions below.
5. The average adult heart rate at rest is ___ beats per minute. 80-100 72-80 50-68 60-72
6. The heart is located in the thoracic cavity posterior to the sternum and superior to the diaphragm. posterior to the sternum and inferior to the diaphragm. anterior to the sternum and anterior to the vertebrae. inferior to the diaphragm and anterior to the vertebrae.
7. The SA node sends an electrical impulse to the atria that causes them to _________. rest depolarize repolarize relax
8. Label the parts of the heart
Lymphatic and Immune Systems
Answer the questions below.
9. The ___ of the lymph node is (are) responsible for the production of lymphocytes. germinal center trabeculae macrophage cells plasma membrane
10. Lymph vessels closely resemble veins and may be found in the central nervous system. epidermis. muscles. spleen.
11. Lymph travels in one direction: from the heart to the body organs. body organs to the pulmonary circulation. body organs to the heart. body organs to the liver.
12. The thymus gland produces a special type of leukocyte called a(n) monocyte. eosinophil. B lymphocyte. T lymphocyte.
14. Define each term listed below. Term Definition a. Acquired Immunity b. Artificial acquired Immunity c. Autoimmunity d. Natural acquired Immunity e. Passive acquired Immunity

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