1. Component: platelets
Example. Function:
protects
by
forming a plug at the site of injury,
helping to create a blood clot.
2.Component:
white blood cells
3. Function(s): protects body
against pathogens
6. Component:
plasma
7. Function(s):
Regulated body by
circulating the formed
elements through the
body
4. Component:
Red blood cells
5. Function(s):
transports oxygen
through body
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BIOL 1106 Classwork
Spring 2019
8. (2 pts) Taking erythropoietin as a drug is banned in many sports. Why is it banned and why is it harmful to supplement your body’s natural supply with additional erythropoietin? How can an athlete train to get a similar effect as taking erythropoietin? Answer in 2-5 sentences.
ii. Mammalian Circulation (0.5 pt per blank) Fill in the blanks in the paragraph with the letter AND the name of the structure indicated in the diagram.
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Deoxygenated blood from the body travels through the
( superior vena cava A)
and
( G inferior vena
cava )
to enter the
(right atrium D )
of the heart. Blood then flows through the
( tricuspid E)
valve into
the
( right ventricle F)
. This chamber pumps the blood through the
( pulminary semilunar J )
valve into
the
(pulmonary artery B )
, which are the blood vessels that take deoxygenated blood to the lungs. After
receiving oxygen from the lungs, the blood returns to the heart through the
(right and left pulmonary
veins C)
. It enters the
(left atrium I)
and flows through the
( bicuspid mitral K)
valve into the muscular
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