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I want your blood Heart & Soul Ride in my Vessel Don’t worry, I’m Immune Don’t breathe a Word See & Say 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500 Next round Blood 100 5-6 liters Ans: What is blood volume of average male? Return. Blood 200 Cells that are biconcave, no nucleus Ans: What is an erythrocyte or red blood cell? Return. Blood 300 Iron containing blood pigment that carries oxygen Ans: What is hemoglobin? Return. Blood 400 Protein that functions in blood clotting Ans: What is fibrinogen, factor 8? Return. Blood 500 Amount of blood volume that is plasma Ans: What is 55%? Return. Heart 100 Connects cardiac muscle fibers Ans: What are intercalculated disks? Return. Heart 200 Muscular layer of heart Ans: What is the myocardium? Return. Heart 300 Chamber with the thickest myocardium Ans: What is the left ventricle? Return. Heart 400 Valve between the left ventricle and left atrium Ans: What is bicuspid, left atrioventricular or mitral? Return. Heart 500 Valve between left ventricle and blood vessel leaving the left ventricle Ans: What is aortic semilunar valve? Return. Vessels 100 Exchange of nutrients between blood and tissue happens here Ans: What are capillaries? Return. Vessels 200 Circulation from right ventricle to left atrium Ans: What is pulmonary? Return. Vessels 300 Largest artery Ans: What is the aorta? Return. Vessels 400 Largest vein Ans: What is vena cavae? Return. Vessels 500 Vessels that provide the myocardium with nutrients Ans: What are coronary arteries? Return. Immune 100 Produce antibodies Ans: What are B-lymphocyctes? Return. Immune 200 Largest single mass of lymph tissue Ans: What is the spleen? Return. Immune 300 Two examples of antigen presenting cells Ans: What are bacteria, viruses, pollen, food? Return. Immune 400 Stimulate the development of B-cells into antibody producing cells Ans: What are helper T-cells? Return. Immune 500 T-cell maturation happens here Ans: What is thymus gland? Return. Breathe 100 Exchange of gases in lungs happens here Ans: What are alveoli? Return. Breathe 200 Protects you from choking when you eat Ans: What is the epiglottis? Return. Breathe 300 Correct order of structures in the respiratory pathway Ans: What is nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, lungs (bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli)? Return. Breathe 400 Supports the trachea Ans: What are hyaline cartilages? Return. Breathe 500 Volume of air exhaled after a normal exhalation Ans: What is expiratory reserve volume? Return. See & Say 100 type of cells 1 2 3 Ans: What are 1. wbc, 2. platelets, 3.rbc? Return. See & Say 200 Ans: What is sickle cell anemia? Return. See & Say 300 Type of valve Ans: What is semilunar? Return. See & Say 400 Artery arterioles _____ venules veins Ans: What are capillaries? Return. See & Say 500 Ans: What is a varicose vein? Return. DAILY DOUBLE Double Jeopardy I want your blood Heart & Soul Ride in my Vessel Don’t breathe a word See & Say Don’t worry, I’m Immune 200 200 200 200 200 200 400 400 400 400 400 400 600 600 600 600 600 600 800 800 800 800 800 800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 Blood 200 4 blood types Ans: What are A, B, AB, O? Return. Blood 400 Force exerted by blood on walls of vessels Ans: What is blood pressure? Return. Blood 600 Disease where red blood cells are miss-shaped Ans: What is sickle cell anemia? Return. Blood 800 Blood doesn’t clot in this disease Ans: What is hemophilia? Return. Blood 1000 The average life span of a red blood cell Ans: What is 120 days? Return. Heart 200 Pumps blood to lungs Ans: What is right ventricle? Return. Heart 400 Separates the heart into two halves Ans: What is the septum? Return. Heart 600 Two treatments used to treat heart disease or heart attacks Ans: What are angioplasty, tpa, ventricular reduction (Batista procedure), coronary bypass, transplant, artificial heart, medication? Return. Heart 1000 Main causes/factors leading to heart disease/attack Ans: What are fatty buildup, blood clots, spasms? Return. Heart 800 Disease where fatty deposits cause plaques to partially block arteries Ans: What is atherosclerosis? Return. . Vessel 200 Circulation to & from body Ans: What is systemic? Return. Vessels 400 Smallest veins Ans: What are venules? Return. Vessels 600 Blood pressure is measured as ____ Ans: What systole over diastole (systolic pressure/diastolic pressure)? Return. Vessels 800 Help cause the return of venous blood to heart Ans: What are muscle contractions? Return. . Vessels 1000 Two organ systems not completely functioning during fetal circulation Ans: What is respiratory (ductus arteriosus) and digestive (placenta)? Return. Immune 200 Cytotoxic T-cells Ans: What are killer t-cells (destroy antigen presenting cells)? Return. Immune 400 Ingestion of microbes or debris from them Ans: What is phagocytosis? Return. Immune 600 Actions of inflammation Ans: What is increases number of wbc’s, increases blood flow, increases temp, walls off infection? Return. Immune 800 A weakened strain of a virus used to produce immunity Ans: What is a vaccine? Return. Immune 1000 Result of HIV infection Ans: What is reduced amount of helper T-cells, T-cell inactivation? Return. Breathe 200 Moving gases in and out of body Ans: What is breathing or ventilation? Return. Breathe 400 Functions of nose Ans: What is filters, warms, moistens air, & olfactory? Return. Breathe 600 Internal respiration Ans: What is exchange of gases between blood and tissue? Return. Breathe 800 External respiration Ans: What is exchange of gases between blood and lungs? Return. Breathe 1000 Producing energy in an aerobic environment Ans: What is cellular respiration? Return. See & Say 200 Ans: What is the tricuspid valve? Return. See & Say 400 Ans: What is an antibodyantigen or agglutination reaction? Return. See & Say 600 Venae cavae rt. Atrium Tricuspid rt. Ventricle pulmonary artery lungs pulmonary veins lft. Atrium bicuspid vave lft. Ventricle aorta (the parts that should be RED) Ans: What are lungs, p. veins, lft. Atrium, bicuspid, lft. Ventricle, aorta? Return. See & Say 800 Ans: What is the voice box or larynx? Return. See & Say 1000 Ans: What are nasopharynx, oropharynx, larynopharynx? Return. DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE Final Jeopardy Category: Blood types This blood type is called the universal donor Ans: What is type O? Type O blood contains no antigens to react with any type of blood. This blood type is the universal recipient Ans:What is AB? Type AB contains no antibodies to react with any donor type antigens Genotypes of 4 blood types Ans:What is A: AA, AO; B: BB, BO; AB; OO?