Chapter 5

7. these transport gasses and nutrients to the body
8. this is the middle layer of the heart
10. this is the outer layer of the heart
11. this leads to the aortic valve and sends reoxygenated blood to the body
17. doing this will greatly suppress Hematoma formation
18. this is the outer layer of a vein
19. the site at which cells exchange products of metabolism with adjoining cells
21. this is where the innermost layer of the heart is
22. this describes the force of aqueous blood on the arterial walls
23. these carry blood away from the heart
24. this is the glass-like inner layers of veins

1. how many chambers does the heart have
2. where deoxygenated comes into the heart
3. after passing the Tricuspid valve the blood goes here then enter the pulmonic valve to enter the lungs for reoxygenation
4. what valve must the blood pass thru to reach the Left ventricle
5. carry blood back to the heart
6. fluid between the cells is called
9. this is the middle layer of a vein
12. this is greatly facilitated by the cardiovascular system
13. where reoxygenated blood enters the heart after leaving the lungs
14. is where 2 veins join together into 1
15. is where 2 arteries join together into 1
16. how long should you raise a patient's arm above their head for a accidental arterial stick
20. these are low pressure compared to capillaries and arteries