Phlebotomy Anatomy & Physiology Crossword

The structural composition of the human body
Basic structure unit of all life
Voluntary movement of skeletal muscles
Involuntary movement of cardiac & smooth muscles and glands
How many chambers does the heart have
Palpable rhythmic throbbing caused by alternating expansion and contraction of an artery as blood passes through
Carries oxygenated blood away from the heart to tissues
Returns deoxygenated blood from tissues to heart
microscopic one cell- thick vessels that connect arterioles & veins
Internal space of a blood vessel, through which blood flows
Thin, membranous leaflets in veins that prevents back flow of blood
First choice vein
Third choice vein
Second choice vein
Another name for Red Blood Cells
Another name for White Blood Cells
Another names for platelets
Fluid portion of blood remaining after clotting, fibrinogen
Fluid portion of whole blood, contains fibrinogen
Lying horizontal on the back, face up
Lying face down
How many layers does the heart have