What Would Cause You To Believe That Someone Has A Heart Murmur?

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Chapter 32: Cardiovascular System Directions: Select the best possible answer for each of the following. 1. What would cause you to believe that someone has a heart murmur? A. an irregular ECG B. irregular heart sounds instead of sharp lub-dub sounds C. irregular heart beats D. low blood pressure 2. Which of these white blood cells are phagocytic? A. lymphocytes B. neutrophils C. macrophages D. both neutrophils and macrophages E. both lymphocytes and macrophages 3. The Greek root words for "heart" and "vessels" underlies the term A. arteriole. B. atrioventricular. C. cardiovascular. D. diastole. E. thromboembolism. 4. What would you find in the heart of a human? A. one atrium and one ventricle B. two atria and one ventricle C. one atrium and two…show more content…
electrocardiogram. B. blood pressure. C. cardiac cycle. D. pulse. 25. A person who is B positive will have A. A antigens, antibodies to B, and Rh antigens. B. B antibodies, antibodies to A, and Rh antigens. C. B antigens, antibodies to A, and no Rh antigens. D. B antigens, antibodies to A, and Rh antigens. E. B antigens, antibodies to B, and Rh antigens. 26. Gas exchange occurs in a. Pulmonary capillaries b. Renal capillaries c. Coronary capillaries d. All capillaries 27. Which of these is an incorrect association? a. White blood cells – infection fighting b. Red blood cells – blood clotting c. Plasma – water, nutrients and wastes d. Platelets – blood clotting Match the cardiovascular disorders to the characteristics below. a. Myocardial infarction b. Hypertension c. Angina pectoris d. stroke A 28. Heart attack B 29. Elevated blood pressure D 30. Embolus in cranial arteriole C 31. Chest pain True/False Directions: Mark ‘A’ for true and ‘B’ for false. 32. All arteries carry O₂ - rich blood, and all veins carry O₂-poor blood. a. True b. False 33. Humans have a closed circulatory system. a. True b.

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