Cardiovascular Flashcards

(58 cards)

1
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What blood vessel Carries blood away from the heart

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Arteries

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2
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What blood vessel Carries blood to the heart

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Veins

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3
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What forms transitions between arteries and veins

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Capillaries

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4
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The heart is located where in the thoracic cavity

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Mediastinum

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5
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The heart in contained in a fibrous sac called

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The pericardium

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6
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What are the three wall layers of the heart ?

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Myocardium, epicardium, endocardium

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The middle and thickest layer of the heart which is the muscular layer is the

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Myocardium

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8
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The outermost layer of the heart wall is

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Epicardium

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9
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The membrane that lies on the internal surface of the myocardium. It is composed of thin, flat, simple squamous epithelium and forms the lining of the heart chambers

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Endocardium

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10
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The not so smooth inside surface of the myocardium that forms ridges and nipple like projections is called

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Papillary muscles

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11
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The _______ ventricular wall is thinner than the _____

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Right, left

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12
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Blood cycles through the body in a “____________”

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Figure 8

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13
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Why is cardiac muscle considered autorythmic

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It can create its own contractions and relaxations through its internal conduction system

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Why is the wall of the right ventricle thinner than the wall of the left ventricle

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The left ventricle does most of the work and is much larger

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15
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What is the function of the chordae tendonae

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To shut and open valves

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16
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The large vein that brings deoxygenated blood from the systematic circulation to the heart

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Vena cava

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17
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What in the heart is considered the pace maker

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SA node

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18
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Where is the SA node located

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The wall of the right atrium

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19
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At rest the cardiac muscle is
(A) polarized
(B) depolarized

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(A) polarized

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20
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When the cardiac muscles are at rest where are the ions located ?

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Na and Ca are located on the outer membrane of the cell and K is located inside the cell

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21
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Is the myocardium contracting, causing a chamber to to empty itself of blood

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Systole

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22
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The myocardium relaxing and repolarizing after a contraction, allowing the chambers to fill with blood again. The resting phase

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Diastole

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23
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The sound lub is produced when then ______ and _______ valves snap shut (AV valves)

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Tricuspid and mitral

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The sound dub from the heart is produced after ventricular systole and the _______ and _______ valves snap shut (SV valves)

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Pulmonary and aortic

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A heart condition where one or more of the cardiac valves don’t close all the way which produces a murmur
Valvular insufficiency
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The volume of blood that is ejected out of the left ventricle over a unit of time, usually a minute
CO, Cardiac Output
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Cardiac Output is determined by
Stroke volume and heart rate SV x HR
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What is a heart rate
The rate of spontaneous SA node depolarization
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Stroke volume is a measurement of what ?
The volume of blood ejected from the left ventricle during in contraction
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What is the normal heart rate for a dog ?
70-120bpm
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What is the normal heart rate for a cat
120-140bpm
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The inner layer that lines the lumen of the vessel is_______. It is composed of of thin tissue and is continuous with the endocardium that lines the chambers of the heart. Provides a smooth surface for the least amount of friction
Endothelium
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What is the largest elastic artery in the body
Aorta
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Heart —> arteries—> ________—>capillaries—>_____—> veins —> heart
Atrioles, Venules
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Microscopic blood vessels from branching arterioles
Capillaries
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The smallest branches of the arterial tree
Arterioles
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In order to get blood back to the heart the capillaries Join together to form tiny veins called
Venules
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Newborns receive oxygen through
Their own lungs
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A fetus receives oxygen through
The blood of it’s mother
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The oxygenated blood from the mother flows from the placenta into the fetus through the __________.
Umbilical vein
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The rate of alternating stretching and recoiling of the elastic fibers in an artery as blood passes through it with each heartbeat
Pulse
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How is blood pressure measured
The amount of pressure flowing blood exerts on arterial walls
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The highest number when taking blood pressure, it is produced by ejection of blood from the left ventricle into systematic circulation by way of the aorta.
Systolic blood pressure
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The lowest number when taking blood pressure. It measures the pressure remaining in the artery during left ventricular diastole when the ventricle is relaxing and refilling with blood.
Diastolic pressure
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A method of measuring blood pressure using a cuff placed over the area of an artery and inflated until blood flow either stops or nearly stops.
Oscillometric method
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A method to determine blood pressure using an ultrasound instrument that measures arterial blood flow as air is released from an inflated cuff attached to a meter.
Doppler ultrasound
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Thoracic radiography is used to evaluate
The size and position of the heart
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Electrocardiography is used to evaluate
The electrical activity of the heart
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Echocardiography is used to evaluate
The size, shape and movement of heart structures
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The measurement of blood pressure is used to evaluate
Cardiac output
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ECG =
Electrocardiogram
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The amount of blood the ventricle receives from the atrium
Preload
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The physical resistance presented by the artery the ventricle is ejecting blood into:
After load
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What is the normal systolic pressure in dogs
130-160
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What is the normal systolic pressure in cats
120-160
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Hypertension ?
High blood pressure
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Hypotension?
Low blood pressure
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Isotensive?
Regular blood pressure