Circulation And Immunity Jeopardy Template

Heart Structures	Blood	Immunity	Disorders	Double Jeopardy
100 What are the inferior and superior vena cava De-oxygenated blood enters the heart through these two vessels	100 What is AB+ This is the universal recipient blood type	100 What is lymph The excess fluid that leaves the capillaries and eventually re-enters the blood stream	100 What is an allergy This is an exaggerated response to a harmless material	200 What is 55% This is the % of blood that is plasma
200 What is the pulmonary vein, and left atrium The oxygenated blood coming back from the lungs through this vessel enter this structure	200 What are Red Blood Cells Your body makes more of these to compensate for lower partial pressure of oxygen at higher altitudes	200 What is the 2nd line - nonspecific immunity Macrophages engulfing foreign substances or invaders is part of the ___ line of defense	200 What is an autoimmune disorder When the T and B cells start attacking the body's own cells	400 What are the capilaries This blood vessel is where blood flow is slowest
300 What is the left ventricle The walls of this ventricle are thicker	300 What is agglutination This is the reaction of antibodies and antigens that leads to clumping	300 What is a lymphocyte This type of cell gives rise to B and T cells	300 What is an angioplasty This is the treatment when a blocked artery is opened by inflating a balloon	600 What is Arteriosclerosis This is the thickening of artery walls that leads to a loss of elasticity
400 What is the AV node This delays the electric signals as the blood flows from the atria to the ventricle	400 What are erythrocytes (RBC) and platelets These 2 components of blood (cells) do not have nuclei	400 What is negative and positive Second time mothers who are Rh ___ should be concerned if their child is Rh _____	400 What is an aneurysm The weakening of artery walls that eventually leads to a rupture	800 What are granulocytes, monocytes, and lymphocytes The three types of white blood cells
500 What are the tricuspid, bicuspid, and semilunar valves These ensure one-way flow in the heart	500 What is thrombin reacting with fibrinogen to make fibrin This is the last step and product in the clotting cascade that platelets start	500 What is helper T cells activating cytotoxic (killer) T cells, which kill by lysis, suppressor T-cells stop them and memory T-cells remember the pathogen Outline the steps of cell-mediated specific immunity	500 What is hemophilia This disorder can be treated by injecting protein VIII - a coagulation protein	1000 What is increased surface area and easier transport These are the 2 reasons for the bi-concave shape of red blood cells

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