Systemic Circulation Review
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Across
5 systolic minus diastolic
7 made only of the tunic intera
9 outermost layer of the blood vessels
10 layer of vessel wall that is made of smooth muscle
11 average is 120/80
13 take blood away from the heart
15 used with a blood pressure out and stethoscope to determine a
person's blood pressure
16 carries oxygenated blood to the heart
18 aorta is this type of artery
1 walls of veins are
those of arteries
2 blood vessels that are associated with the
kidneys
3 organ that can alter blood pressure by
controlling blood volumes
4 pulse pressure divided by 3, then add diastolic
6 artery following the brachiocephalic on the way
to the hand
8 major artery in the neck
12 top number in a blood pressure reading
14 artery that branches into radial and una
arteries

1. which of the following levels of protein organization shows the complete 3-d arrangement of the polypeptide chain? a) primary b) secondary c) tertiary d) quaternary 2. the carboxyl groups on a protein molecule are composed of which of the following elements? a) nitrogen and hydrogen b) carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen c) carbon and hydrogen d) nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon 3. what part of the protein molecule makes it unique from other proteins? a) the carboxyl group b) the amino group c) the peptide group d) the r group 4. which of the following is an example of a protein that plays a direct role in immune function? a) collagen b) antibodies c) enzymes d) hormones 5. which of the following statements correctly describes the composition of proteins? a) most are composed of 20 common amino acids. b) most are composed of 10 common amino acids. c) most are composed of 20 common fatty acids. d) most are composed of 10 common fatty acids.