Circulatory and Lymphatic Systems

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Circulatory and Lymphatic
Systems
The circulatory system moves substances in to and from ____________
cells
where they
needed
produced
are _______________
or __________________,
responding to changing demands.
heart
arteries
The circulatory system includes the _______________,
_________________,
___________________,
________________,
and ___________________.
veins
capillaries
blood
1. The Heart
The heart is a __________________
_________________
in your chest. It
muscular
organ
4 chambers. The 2 upper chambers are called
is made up of ____
atria
ventricles
_____________
and the 2 lower ones are called ____________________.
valve
atrium
A ________________
separates each _____________
from the
____________________
below it so that the blood flows in only one
ventricle
direction. Your heart is a “2-pump” system.
Valve
The Right Side: The ____________
carbon
___________-filled
dioxide
blood from the
right __________
atrium through the
body cells is brought into the __________
_________
(the largest veins in the body). From the right
vena ___________
cavas
valve
right
atrium it goes down through a _____________
into the ___________
___________________
below it. This then pumps the blood through the
ventricle
_________________
________________
to the lungs where it will drop
pulmonary
arteries
carbon
dioxide
oxygen
off the _____________
_______________
and pick up ________________.
oxygen
The Left Side: The ________________-rich
blood then goes through the
________________
to the ___________
_____________.
pulmonary _____________
veins
left
atrium
From there, the blood goes down through a _____________
into the
valve
left
ventricle
___________
__________________,
the largest and strongest chamber in
the heart. From there, it goes up and
out through the ______________,
the
aorta
largest artery in the body. This vessel
then goes around behind the heart
and digestive organs down through the
trunk
middle of the _______________.
B. The chambers:
atria
atrium
1. The ____________
(singular is ___________)
receive blood from
the body or lungs. They are ______________
and _____________
smaller
thinner
than the other chambers.
2. The ____________________
are the pumping chambers. They
ventricles
large
muscular
are _______________
and ____________________,
and pump
blood out of the ______________
to either the lungs or the body.
heart
2. Blood vessels:
away
A. Arteries carry blood ____________
from the heart. (A= artery, A= away)
The ______________
is the largest artery and comes directly out of the
aorta
heart
_______________
and then branches into _____________
which go to
arteries
the whole body. Arteries carry __________________
blood, except for
oxygenated
pulmonary
the ________________
arteries which go to the
lungs
______________.
Arteries have ________________
muscles
which contract every time the heart beats. This bumping
feeling is the ___________.
pulse
B. Veins carry blood ______
to the heart. They have one-way ______________
valves
that keep blood moving toward the heart. Blood in veins carries
carbon
dioxide
oxygen
__________
_____________
from the cells and is low in ______________.
pulmonary
The one vein that carries oxygenated blood is the __________________
____________
which leads from the ____________
to the _____________.
heart
vein
lungs
The largest veins in the body are the ___________
____________.
vena
cavas
C. Capillaries – Arteries continue to branch, getting smaller and smaller
until they are ________
____________.
Food and oxygen
one _________
cell
thick
diffuse
can then _______________
out of the cells and back into the blood
vessels, which are now called ___________
and direct the blood back
veins
heart
to the _______________.
The intersection of the artery and vein where
this diffusion takes place is a ____________________.
capillary
Flow of blood through the circulatory system:
____________
-> __________
-> ___________
_____________
->
body
vena _________
cava
right
atrium
___________
______________
-> _________________
_______________
->
right
ventricle
pulmonary
arteries
lungs
pulmonary
veins
left
atrium
______________
-> _________________
_____________
-> __________
__________
->
____________
_____________
-> __________________
-> _________________
left
ventricle
aorta
body
3. Blood – Blood consists of _______
red _______
blood
cells
white ___________
blood
___________,
__________
___________,
_____________,
and
platelets
cells
plasma
___________________.
A. Red blood cells contain ________________,
hemoglobin
oxygen
a chemical that carries _______________
and
carbon ___________
dioxide
turns red, and carries ___________
and turns purplish red.
bacteria
viruses
B. White blood cells fight _____________,
________,
and other body _______________.
invaders
C. Platelets are cell
_______________
that
fragments
clot
help ___________
blood.
The Lymphatic System
fluid
water
dissolved _____________,
substances
1. Lymph is the _______________
made up of ___________,
__________
lymphocytes
and ______________________
(cells like white blood cells) and is found between cells.
2. The lymphatic system consists of a network of vessels that pick up lymph through
capillaries
neck
_____________________
which join with larger vessels that drain into large _________
___________
near the heart. Before being added to the blood, the lymph is
veins
lymph
nodes
filtered in ____________
____________.
One well known lymph node is the
_________________,
found in the back of the throat, which catch micro-organisms.
tonsils
The largest lymph node is the
spleen
______________
which filters
blood, breaks down old, worn out
blood cells, and contains cells that
bacteria
engulf and destroy ______________.
thymus
The ______________
is another
lymph organ that produces
lymphocytes
_________________________.
3. Lymphocytes are a type of ____________
white
__________
blood
____________
cell
that
microorganisms
engulf __________________________________.
4. Lymph is circulated through the body by the action of _____________
voluntary and
_________________
muscles. In the morning, you _________________
involuntary
stretch
your arms and legs which gets your ______________
moving.
lymph
Circulatory and Lymphatic
Systems
The circulatory system moves substances in to and from ____________ where they
are _______________ or __________________, responding to changing demands.
The circulatory system includes the _______________, _________________,
___________________, _________________, and ___________________.
1. The Heart
The heart is a __________________ _________________ in your chest. It
is made up of ____ chambers. The 2 upper chambers are called
_____________ and the 2 lower ones are called ____________________.
A ________________ separates each _____________ from the
____________________ below it so that the blood flows in only one
direction. Your heart is a “2-pump” system.
Valve
The Right Side: The ____________ ___________-filled blood from the
body cells is brought into the __________ __________ through the
_________ ___________ (the largest veins in the body). From the right
atrium it goes down through a _____________ into the ___________
___________________ below it. This then pumps the blood through the
_________________ ________________ to the lungs where it will drop
off the _____________ _______________ and pick up ________________.
The Left Side: The ________________-rich blood then goes through the
________________ _____________ to the ___________ _____________.
From there, the blood goes down through a _____________ into the
___________ __________________,
the largest and strongest chamber in
the heart. From there, it goes up and
out through the ______________, the
largest artery in the body. This vessel
then goes around behind the heart
and digestive organs down through the
middle of the _______________.
B. The chambers:
1. The ____________ (singular is ___________) receive blood from
the body or lungs. They are ______________ and _____________
than the other chambers.
2. The ____________________ are the pumping chambers. They
are _______________ and ____________________, and pump
blood out of the ______________ to either the lungs or the body.
2. Blood vessels:
A. Arteries carry blood ____________ from the heart. (A= artery, A= away)
The ______________ is the largest artery and comes directly out of the
_______________ and then branches into _____________ which go to
the whole body. Arteries carry __________________ blood, except for
the ________________ arteries which go to the
______________. Arteries have ________________
which contract every time the heart beats. This bumping
feeling is the ________________.
B. Veins carry blood ______ the heart. They have one-way ______________
that keep blood moving toward the heart. Blood in veins carries
__________ _____________ from the cells and is low in ______________.
The one vein that carries oxygenated blood is the __________________
____________ which leads from the ____________ to the _____________.
The largest veins in the body are the ___________ ____________.
C. Capillaries – Arteries continue to branch, getting smaller and smaller
until they are ________ _________ ____________. Food and oxygen
can then _______________ out of the cells and back into the blood
vessels, which are now called ___________ and direct the blood back
to the _______________. The intersection of the artery and vein where
this diffusion takes place is a ____________________.
Flow of blood through the circulatory system:
____________ -> __________ _________ -> ___________ _____________ ->
___________ ______________ -> _________________ _______________ ->
______________ -> _________________ _____________ -> __________ __________ ->
____________ _____________ -> __________________ -> _________________
3. Blood – Blood consists of _______ _______
___________, __________ ___________
___________, _____________, and
___________________.
A. Red blood cells contain ________________,
a chemical that carries _______________ and
turns red, and carries ___________ ___________
and turns purplish red.
B. White blood cells fight _____________, ________,
and other body _______________.
C. Platelets are cell
_______________ that
help ___________ blood.
The Lymphatic System
1. Lymph is the _______________ made up of ___________, __________ _____________,
and ______________________ (cells like white blood cells) and is found between cells.
2. The lymphatic system consists of a network of vessels that pick up lymph through
_____________________ which join with larger vessels that drain into large _________
___________ near the heart. Before being added to the blood, the lymph is
filtered in ____________ ____________. One well known lymph node is the
_________________, found in the back of the throat, which catch micro-organisms.
The largest lymph node is the
______________ which filters
blood, breaks down old, worn out
blood cells, and contains cells that
engulf and destroy ______________.
The ______________ is another
lymph organ that produces
_________________________.
3. Lymphocytes are a type of ____________ __________ ____________ that
engulf __________________________________.
4. Lymph is circulated through the body by the action of _____________ and
_________________ muscles. In the morning, you _________________
your arms and legs which gets your ______________ moving.