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3. Operating Room Welcome Doctor, You will be performing 15 operations on your patient today. Answer the questions correctly to perform a successful operation. Each successful operation will add to your patient’s Quality of Life as shown on the Vital Signs Monitor. Each unsuccessful operation will detract from your patient’s Quality of Life as well as leave a scar. The final Quality of Life for your patient will be dependent upon the total percentage shown on the Vital Signs Monitor when all 15 operations are complete. Now scrub up and begin by clicking on the Start Game button. Start Game

4. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  Which is a correct statement regarding an insects circulatory system? The circulating fluid bathes Tissues directly Blood is always contained in a system of tubes Operate on Left Foot

5. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  Three chambered hearts generally consist of how many atria and how many ventricles? Two atria; one ventricleOne atrium; two ventricles Operate on Right Foot

6. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  Which vertebrate has blood flow directly from the respiratory organs to the body organs without returning to the heart first? BirdsFish Operate on Right Shin

7. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  Damage to the sinoatrial node in humans Disrupts rate and timing of cardia muscle contractions Has a negative effect on Peripheral resistance Operate on Right Leg

8. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  Average blood pressure is lowest in The aortaThe venae cavae Operate on Left Shin

9. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  This is part of the cellular element of blood immunoglobulinsplatelets Operate on Left Leg

10. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  High blood pressure is called HypertensionCardiovascular thrombus Operate on Left Hand

11. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  Plaque formation by infiltration of lipids into arterial smooth muscles is called arteriosclerosisatherosclerosis Operate on Right Hand

12. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  Where do air breathing insects carry out gas exchange? In specialized external gills Across the membranes of cells Operate on Left Forearm

13. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  Air flows in only one direction through the lungs of which animals? mammalsbirds Operate on Right Forearm

14. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  Breathing is usually regulated by CO2 and O2 concentration And pH sensors The lungs and the larynx Operate on Left Arm

15. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  The Bohr shift on the oxygen-hemoglobin dissociation curve is produced by changes in temperaturepH Operate on Right Arm

16. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  Hydrogen ions produced in human red blood cells are prevented from significantly lowering pH by combining with Plasma buffersHemoglobin Operate on Kidneys

17. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  How is most of the CO2 transported in blood in humans? Bicarbonate ions in the plasma Carbonic acid in the erythrocytes Operate on Liver

18. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  Which is a characteristic of both hemoglobin and hemocyanin? Transporting OxygenFound Within Blood Cells View Results --  --  Operate on Heart

19. Vital Signs 0 % Go To Go To Next Operation --  --  Operating Room Well Doctor, how did you do? Read the Vital Signs Monitor to find out your patient’s Quality of Life prognosis: 60% or higher = Good 31% - 59% = Fair 30% or less = Poor If your patient’s Vital Signs are less than 60%, you should continue to practice to improve your skills.