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unit 3 idek anymore

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

what percentage of the blood is plasma

Back (Answer)

55%

#2
Front (Question)

what are the substances dissolved in the water of plasma

Back (Answer)

proteins/hormones, gases, nutrients

#3
Front (Question)

what is the main function of erythrocytes

Back (Answer)

red blood cells. carry oxygen and carbon dioxide

#4
Front (Question)

what is the main function of leukocytes

Back (Answer)

white blood cells. fight infection

#5
Front (Question)

what is the main function of thrombocytes

Back (Answer)

platelets. clotting cells.

#6
Front (Question)

small veins that connect the capillaries to the large veins of the body

Back (Answer)

venules

#7
Front (Question)

fatty deposits inside the coronary arteries cause a condition known by what two names

Back (Answer)

coronary artery disease, ateriosclerosis

#8
Front (Question)

complete blockage of coronary vessels leads to

Back (Answer)

heart attacks

#9
Front (Question)

loose fatty plaque may result in the formation of a clot called a

Back (Answer)

thrombus

#10
Front (Question)

when a thrombus dislodges and moves to another location in the body it is

Back (Answer)

an embolism

#11
Front (Question)

when a clot blocks a coronary artery and the heart muscle becomes hungry for oxygen it is called

Back (Answer)

ischemia

#12
Front (Question)

does lack of oxygen to heart issue immediately cause permanent damage

Back (Answer)

no, this will not occur until the injury stage

#13
Front (Question)

chest pain that is a result of the heart being starved for oxygen is called

Back (Answer)

angina

#14
Front (Question)

why is chest pain more common when the patient is exercising or under stress

Back (Answer)

the heart is forced to work harder and the diastolic stage is shortened so chambers have less time to fill

#15
Front (Question)

permanent damage to the heart muscle

Back (Answer)

infarction

#16
Front (Question)

the amount of blood the heart can pump is called

Back (Answer)

cardiac output