1. if your primary doctor believes you might have a heart murmur or irregular beat, he would most likely refer you to:
A: a phlebotomist
B: an echocardiographer
C: a cardiovascular perfusionist
D: a pulmonary specialist
2. Which common anatomical suffix suggest a membrane?
A: - ium
B: - itis
C:- oid
D: - num
3. Blood flows into the atria continually, even when the ventricle is contracting:
TRUE or FALSE
4. What does systolic blood pressure represent?
A: The ejection phase of the heart
B: force as atria and ventricles fill with blood
C: amount of oxygen in blood
D: amount of carbon dioxide in blood
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