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SYSTEM STRUCTURES, DISORDERS, diagnostic tests with the circulatory system components with which they are Diagnostic Tests ABGS BNP CBC CK MATCHING 6-). CHING 6-2: CIRCULATORY SYSTEM STRUCTURE AND DIAGNOSTIC TESTS Match the struct the structures, disorders, and diagnostic tests with the circulato associated in the textbook using the following letters: B (blood); H (heart): L (lymphatic system): V (vascular system) Structures Disorders AC fossa Anemia Atria Angina pectoris Axillary node Atherosclerosis Capillaries CAD Endocardium DIC Eosinophil Embolism Lumen Endocarditis Megakaryocyte Hodgkin disease Median vein Lymphoma Reticulocyte Myocardial infarction Septum Phlebitis Thoracic duct Polycythemia Tricuspid valve Sickle cell anemia Thrombocyte Splenomegaly Tunica media Thrombocytopenia C&S D-dimer Digoxin ESR Ferritin Hgb Mono test PFA Plasma ceramides PT Troponin

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SYSTEM STRUCTURES, DISORDERS, and diagnostic tests with the circulatory system components with which they are Disorders 2. H 3. L Atria MATCHING 6-2: CIRCULATORY SYSTEM STRUCTURES, AND DIAGNOSTIC TESTS Match the structures, disorders, and diagnostic associated in the textbook using the following letters: (blood); H (heart): L (lymphatic system): V (vascular system) Structures 1. V AC fossa 1. B Anemia 2. HV Angina pectoris Axillary node 3. V Atherosclerosis 4. V Capillaries 4. V,H CAD Endocardium 5. V Eosinophil Embolism Lumen Endocarditis Megakaryocyte Hodgkin disease Median vein 9. L Lymphoma Reticulocyte 10. H. Myocardial infarction Septum Thoracic duct 12. B Polycythemia Tricuspid valve 13. B Sickle cell anemia Thrombocyte Splenomegaly 15. V Tunica media 15. B _ Thrombocytopenia 5. H. 6. B DIC 7. V 6. V 7. H 8. B Diagnostic Tests 1. B ABGS 2. H BNP 3. BL_CBC 4. H CK L C&S B.V_D-dimer 7. H. Digoxin 8. B ESR 9. B Ferritin 10. B Mono test PFA 13. V Plasma ceramides 14. V,B 15. H Troponin 9. V 10. B 11. H. 12. L Hgb Phiebitis 13. H 11. u 12. B 14. B 14.L PT

STRUCTURES

1.AC fossa ;the small triangular depression of the elbow below thw median cubital vein which contain tendons, nerves and brachial artery.

2.Atria; both left and right atrium of heart together called as atria.

3. Axillary node; lymph node seen in armpit or axilla.

4.Capillaries; the smallest blood vessels in human vascular system which communicate between arteries and veins.

5. Endocardium; inner lining of heart.

6.Eosinophils;one type of white blood cells

7. Lumen; lumen means a tubular stucture. In the given options, it can be co related with vascular system because bloos flow through lumen of arteries and veins.

8. Megakaryocyte; bonemerrow cells responsible for production of platelets in blood.

9. Median vein; it is a vein seen in the upper limb.

10. Reticulocyte; the immature red blood cells.

11. Septum; seen in heart which separate each chambers of heart.

12. Thoracic duct;the largest lymphatic vessel in the human body.

13. Tricuspid valve; valve between right atrium and right ventricle which regulate blood flow.

14. Thrombocyte; platelets are also known as thronmocytes.

15. Tunica media; middle layer of walls of blood vessels.

DISORDERS

1. Anemia; reduced red blood count in blood.

2. Angina pectoris;Cest pain due to narowing of coronary arteries.

3.Atherosclerosis; narrowing of blood vessels due to accumulation of cholesterol.

4. CAD; coronary artery disease is narrowing of coronary arteries.

5.DIC(Disseminated intravascular coagulation ); development of small blood clots in all blood vessels all over the body due to abnormal coting of blood.

6. Embolism;block of blood vessel due to an embolus.

7. Endocarditis; infection of inner lining of heart.

8.Hodgkin lymphoma; type of cancer of lymph nodes originates from lymphocytes.

9. Lymphoma; cancer of lymph nodes.

10. Myocardial infarction; damage to cardiac muscle due ti decrease in blood flow to the wall of heart.

11. Phlebitis; inflammation of blood vessels.

12. Polycythemia; high percentage of red blood cells in blood.

13. Sickle cell anemia; abnormal sructure of red blood cells causing anemia.

14. Splenomegaly; most common cause of enlarged spleen is due to problems with lymphatic system.

15. Thrombocytopenia; decreased platelets level in blood.