Chapters 10 & 12

2. What is the name for increased WBC’s?
4. Recurrent infections, sepsis, CHF, hemorrhage, liver failure and renal failure are common complications of what?
5. The __________ system is composed of vessels, fluid, and pumps.
8. How many pulse points do humans have?
9. What part of blood are the antibodies located?
11. What type of anemia is caused by lack of absorption of vitamin B12?
12. pectoris What occurs when there is a deficit of oxygen when trying to meet myocardial needs?
17. deficient What is the most common type of anemia that is caused by a lack of iron?
18. Another name for slow heart rate.
19. how many blood groups are there?
21. A What clotting disorder is most commonly inherited and is an X-linked recessive trait?
23. What is defined as the percentage by volume of cellular elements in the blood?
24. _______ causes a reduction in oxygen transport.
28. Atrioventricular and semilunar are types of what in the heart?
30. What is the name for contraction of myocardium?
31. Atrial heart rate of 160 – 360 beats/min is a sign of what?
32. attack Feeling of pressure, heaviness, burning in chest, sudden dyspnea, weakness, fatigue, and chest pain that radiates into arms is a typical warning sign of what?
33. This type of exam shows the conduction of the heart using P wave, QRS wave, and T wave.
35. cell What type of anemia is genetic and is more common in people of African ancestry?
36. Node What is the pacemaker of the heart?

1. infarction What occurs when a coronary artery is completely obstructed?
3. What medication is used to reduce the frequency of Sickle Cell Anemia?
6. What test is used to record heart valve movements, blood flow, and cardiac output?
7. What is the name for relaxation of myocardium?
10. What type of anemia results in Pancytopenia, low levels of all three blood types?
13. The sound for closure of semilunar valves.
14. Atrial heart rate over 350 beats/min is a sign of what?
15. ___________ detects changes in blood pressure and is located in the aorta and the internal carotid arteries.
16. Decreased cardiac output, systemic congestion, and edema of legs and abdomen are signs of CHF in what side of the heart?
20. What is it called when a heart cannot maintain pumping capability, using the acronym?
22. What is the name for decreased WBC’s?
25. What irregular heart beat is caused by incompetent valves?
26. What test is used to determine valvular abnormalities?
27. Hematuria and blood in stool are signs of a clotting disorder, true or false?
29. Decreased cardiac output and pulmonary congestion are signs of CHF in what side of the heart?
34. The sound for closure of AV valves.