Ch 15-17 Cardiovascular and Lymphatic System Bingo
Bingo over the cardiovascular and lymphatic system
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Topics of this game:
- Total volume of blood in the ventricles during relaxation
- Blood from the body tissues arrives here via the vena cava veins
- allow for quick exchange of material between blood and interstitial fluid
- drains lymph from majority of the body
- sites of immune activity
- masses of lymphatic tissue with no capsule; target inhaled invaders
- movement of water into capillaries via osmosis
- contraction of the ventricles
- lines the inner walls of the heart and the valves
- pumps blood to the body through the aorta
- blood passing through ventricles to arteries
- forced exerted on a vessel
- red blood cells are removed here and blood is filtered
- found commonly between skeletal muscles; low pressure inside
- open to allow blood to pass from atria to ventricles
- also known as the pacemaker
- carry blood away from the heart
- volume of blood pumped out of each ventricle per minute
- simple squamous epithelia
- AP's from SA node travel through myocardium via
- connect neighboring cardiac cells
- Newly oxygenated blood from lungs arrives at the left atrium via
- thin-walled vessels that run between blood capillaries and our cells
- lumps of lymphatic tissue covered by a capsul
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