A) Arteries transport blood toward the heart and contain a thick wall of smooth muscle.
B) Arteries transport blood toward the heart and contain a thin wall of smooth muscle.
C) Arteries transport blood away from the heart and contain a thick wall of smooth muscle.
D) Arteries transport blood away from the heart and contain a thick wall of skeletal muscle.
E) Arteries transport blood away from the heart and contain a thick wall of cardiac muscle.
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A) nutrient absorption from the intestine.
B) gas exchange in the lungs.
C) waste disposal in the kidneys.
D) creating proper blood pressure.
E) distribution of nutrients to the body tissues.
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A) this indicates a heart attack has occurred due to the lack of oxygen to part of the heart muscle.
B) it is called angina pectoris.
C) this indicates a heart attack has occurred due to a stroke.
D) the likely cause is a heart murmur.
E) a probable treatment is a blood transfusion.
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A) They form clumps in leaks in blood vessels.
B) They produce prothrombin activator.
C) They contract within a clot.
D) They phagocytize pathogens.
E) They are actual fragments of a larger type of cell.
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A) pulmonary trunk
B) septum
C) left atrium
D) right ventricle
E) superior vena cava
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A) red blood cells.
B) plasma.
C) lymph.
D) white blood cells.
E) platelets.
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A) the blood is put back under pressure after picking up oxygen in the respiratory organ.
B) all the O2-rich blood is pumped to the systemic arteries of the body.
C) the O2-rich blood and O2-poor blood mixes in the single ventricle.
D) the ventricle acts as a strong pump.
E) the atria act as receiving chambers.
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A) hemolymph enters the heart via ostia.
B) blood leaves the heart via venules.
C) the heart has two or more chambers.
D) nutrients are exchanged across the walls of capillaries.
E) blood is pumped into cavities called ventricles.
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A) They do not have tissues and organs.
B) They may rely on diffusion for the transfer of gases, nutrients, and wastes.
C) There are no animals without circulatory systems.
D) They tend to have large bodies.
E) The body cells are typically distant from the source of the oxygen, so the gas has to diffuse through several layers to reach all cells.
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A) is a mixture of O2-poor and O2-rich blood.
B) is poor in oxygen.
C) is rich in oxygen.
D) will all be pumped to the lungs.
E) will all be pumped to the systemic capillaries of the body.
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A) Do not be concerned about your weight.
B) Keep exercise to a minimum.
C) Decrease the amount of fruits and vegetables in your diet.
D) Decrease the amount of saturated fat and cholesterol in your diet.
E) Smoking does not contribute to your risk.
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A) Cold temperatures will cause the opening of sphincters to capillary beds in the skin.
B) Eating will cause the opening of sphincters to capillary beds in the digestive tract.
C) Exercise will cause the opening of sphincters to capillary beds in skeletal muscles.
D) When the sphincters leading to a capillary bed are closed, the blood passes through a shunt.
E) Red blood cells move through the capillaries in single file.
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A) The pulmonary system is responsible for adding oxygen and removing carbon dioxide from the red blood cells.
B) The systemic system is responsible for adding oxygen and removing carbon dioxide from the red blood cells.
C) The pulmonary system is responsible for adding carbon dioxide and removing oxygen from the red blood cells.
D) The pulmonary system is responsible for adding oxygen and removing carbon dioxide from the white blood cells.
E) The pulmonary system is responsible for adding oxygen and removing carbon dioxide from the platelets.
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A) circulatory system.
B) systemic circuit.
C) lymphatic system.
D) pulmonary circuit.
E) cardiovascular arteries.
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A) grasshopper
B) frog
C) eagle
D) human
E) shark
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A) The blood pressure is higher than the osmotic pressure, causing water to leave the bloodstream.
B) The blood pressure is lower than the osmotic pressure, causing water to leave the bloodstream.
C) The blood pressure is higher than the osmotic pressure, causing water to enter the bloodstream.
D) The blood pressure is equal to the osmotic pressure, causing water to leave the bloodstream.
E) The blood pressure is equal to the osmotic pressure, causing water to enter the bloodstream.
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A) diffusion
B) osmosis
C) absorption
D) swallowing them whole
E) engulfing them into their stomach
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