cardiovascular system (lec) Flashcards

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cardiovascular system is a.k.a?

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circulatory system

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circulatory system is made up of the ________ & ________.

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pump (heart); blood vessels

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artery carries what type of blood?

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oxygenated blood

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veins carries what type of blood?

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unoxygenated blood

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it is a muscular pump w/ 2 receiving chambers and 2 pumping chambers

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heart

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these are the receiving chambers

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atria

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these are the pumping chambers

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ventricles

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where is the heart located?

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between the lungs in the middle w/ a small portion at the right side

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location of the heart at the middle is called the?

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mediastinum

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the heart is the same size as a ________.

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man’s fist

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normal male heart weighs?

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250-300gm

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normal female heart weighs?

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200-275gm

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the apex of the heart is found anteriorly and interiorly to the left at the _______________.

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5th intercostal space; midclavicular line

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blood vessels has ______ closed circuits.

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this circuit goes to lung for oxygenation

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pulmonary circuit

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the circuit where there is a distribution to the different tissues

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systemic circuit

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exchange of gases/O2 & CO2; in tissues?

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capillaries

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drainage system

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veins

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supply system

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artery

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covering of the heart?

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pericardium also a.k.a as the outer covering

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outer layer of the pericardium

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parietal pericardium

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inner layer of the pericardium

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visceral pericardium/epicardium

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space, less than 50cc of fluid

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pericardial sac

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3 WALLS OF THE HEART

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epicardium, myocardium, endocardium

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external, visceral layer of the serous pericardium
epicardium
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thickest, middle muscular layer
myocardium
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inner layer of the heart
endocardium
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only artery in adult to carry unoxygenated blood
pulmonary artery
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only vein in adult that carries oxygenated blood
pulmonary vein
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duplication of the endocardium
valves
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right border of the heart
right atrium
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drains the head and the upper limb
SVC
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drains the lower limb, abdomen, thorax
IVC
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major drainage of the heart
coronary sinus
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in fetus, open because its a shunt
fossa ovalis
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what is the circulatory pathway of the blood?
RA --> RV --> PULMONARY ARTERY (only artery in adult to carry unoxygenated blood --> LUNGS (becomes oxygenated blood) --> PULMONARY VEIN (only vein in adult that carries oxygenated blood) --> LA --> LV --> OUT TO THE AORTA
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RIGHT ATRIUM receives venous blood from?
* superior vena cava = drains the head and upper limb * IVC = drains the lower limb, abdomen, thorax * anterior cardiac veins * vena cordis minimae * the coronary sinus = major drainage of the heart
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this usually closes shortly before birth, during birth, or after birth
fossa ovalis
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non-closure of the fossa ovalis leads to what disorder? how to treat?
ASD (ATRIOSEPTAL DEFECT), no medications; only by operation
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forming most of the anterior surface of the heart
right ventricle
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this is the upper most part of the wall of the RV; has no muscular bundles & leads to the PA
infundibulum
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irregular muscular ridges that holds more blood; makes the RV rough
trabeculae carnae
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attaches to the chordae tendinae
papillary muscles
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pulls the papillary muscles during opening & relaxes or returns it back during closing
chordae tendinae or chordae tendina (sing.)
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according to embryology, RV is from the _______.
bulbus cordis
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attaches to the lips of the tricuspid valve
chordae tendinae
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how many cusps for tricuspid valve?
three cusps/three lips
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moderator band a.k.a?
septomarginal band
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- is the muscular band attached to the septal wall of the anterior margin - prevents overdistention of the RV - present only in the RV
moderator band/septomarginal band
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base of the heart
left atrium
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* quadrilateral in shape * receives blood from the pulmonary veins * blood leaves the LA via the mitral valve or the mitral orifice (opening of the mitral valve)
left atrium
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opening of the mitral valve?
mitral orifice
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apex of the heart
left ventricle
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* cavity is longer & narrower than RV * walls are 3x thicker than the RV due to the increase pressure that propels to the arterial system -> AORTA * apex of the heart at the 5th ICS and midclavicular line
left ventricle
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composed of the tricuspid valve/right atrioventricular valve & the mitral/bicuspid valve
atrioventricular valves
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composed of the aortic and pulmonic valve
semilunar valves
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- has 3 cusps - guards the RA from the RV's contraction
tricuspid/right atrioventricular valve
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- has 2 cusps - guards the backflow of blood towards the LA when LV pumps towards the AORTA
mitral/bicuspid valve
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guards the aorta
aortic valve
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guards the pulmonary artery
pulmonic valve
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structures that separates the chambers
septa
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septa are structures made up of _________ & __________.
fibrous tissues & components of muscles
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separates the L and R atrium
interatrial septum
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separates the L and R ventricles
interventricular septum
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blockage of the arteries due stress, diabetic px, or congenital anomalies
atherosclerosis
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death of tissues
necrosis/infarction
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death of cardiac tissues
myocardial infarction or heart attack
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blood supply of the heart comes from the?
coronary arteries
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venous drainage of the heart is through the?
coronary sinus (seldomly gets blocked)
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commonly blocked arteries?
arterial system of the heart
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what are the 2 nerve supplies of the heart?
parasympathetic & sympathetic
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what nerve is involved in the parasympathetic supply of the heart?
vagus nerve/CN X/cranial nerve ten/CN 10
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parasympathetic is ______ to the heart.
inhibitory
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sympathetic is ________ to the heart.
excitatory
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an example of a sympathetic drug that excites the heart
epinephrine
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another sympathetic drug for tx of asthma that excites heart rate (generic & brand name)
Terbutaline (Bricanyl)
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the first organ to work in fetus and the last organ to stop
heart
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____ cardiac death but brain dead or death
no
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pacemaker of the heart, commences heartbeat
sinu-atrial node / SA node
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heart is ______ and _______.
automatic, rhythmic
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found at lower part of the interatrial septum
atrio-ventricular node
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size of a match stick, at the interventricular septum, divides into L and R bundle branches
bundle of his
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beneath the endocardium distributed through out the heart, sends it (impulses) to the ventricular muscle
subendocardial network of Purkinje / Purkinje fibers
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a problem within the chronological nerve impulse pathway of the heart leads to?
arrhythmia
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specialists of the heart
cardiologists
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are better heard by cardiologists as their specialties
S3 (ventricular gallop) and S4 (atrial gallop)
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- first sound of the heart - due to the closure of the AV valves (tricuspid and bicuspid) - lub
S1
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- second sound of the heart - due to the closure of the semilunar valves (aortic & pulmonic valves) - dub
S2
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other heart sounds due to arrhythmia or abnormalities
heart murmurs
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used for the screening of heart diseases
ECG or electrocardiogram
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- atrial depolarization (start of atrial contraction) from SA node -> contractile fibers in both atria - small upward deflection
p wave
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ventricular depolarization (ventricles about to contract) -> ventricular contractile fibers
QRS complex
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- ventricular repolarization (relaxation) -> ventricles are starting to relax - dome-shaped deflection
t wave
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3 TYPES OF BLOOD VESSELS
artery, vein, capillary
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blood vessel: oxygen (O2) supply
arteries
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blood vessel: contains CO2
veins
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blood vessels: area of exchange of gases (O2 & CO2) in the tissues
capillaries
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blood supply system that comes from the heart?
arterial system
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blood supply system that goes towards and returns to heart?
venous system
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blood supply to heart and body is ______ type of circulatory system.
closed
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capillary has a diameter of ______ diameter which is exactly the same diameter of a single RBC
7-9 micrometer
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how many RBC can pass through the capillary at a time?
only 1
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CO2 is exhaled to what system?
pulmonary system
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thick tunica media, no valves except the pulmonic valve
arteries
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thick tunica adventitia, has valves
veins
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defective valves of the veins causes or forms?
varicose / varicose veins
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3 LAYERS OF THE BLOOD VESSEL
1. tunica intima - inner layer 2. tunica media - middle 3. tunica adventitia - outermost / outside
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biggest visceral branches?
1. coeliac - supplies foregut (stomach, liver) 2. superial mesenteric - supplies midgut (starts from jejunum, illium, midtransverse column) 3. inferior mesenteric - supplies hindgut (colon to the rectum)
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what are the arteries of the head and neck?
common carotid arteries
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the common carotid arteries divides into two, namely?
external and internal carotid artery
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carotid artery that supplies the face area
external carotid artery
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carotid artery that supplies the brain
internal carotid artery
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internal carotid artery in the brain is divided into?
anterior and middle cerebral artery
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vertebral artery (L and R) brought together by the posterior and anterior communicating artery
circle of willis
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arteries of the upper limbs?
subclavian arteries
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pathway of the arteries of the upper limbs?
axillary artery --> brachial artery --> radial artery --> ulnar artery
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pathway of the arteries of the lower limbs?
descending thoracic aorta > abdominal aorta > common iliac > external and internal iliac
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the external iliac pathway of the lower limbs?
external iliac > femoral artery > popliteal artery > anterior tibial and posterior tibial
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alternating expansion and recoil of the elastic arteries
pulse
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normally ____ beats per min. in an adult
70-80
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athletes have ______ pulse
lower
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pulse greater than 100?
tachycardia
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pulse lower than 60?
bradychardia
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most common area for pulse reading?
radial artery
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other common areas for pulse reading / sensation?
* superficial temporal artery * facial artery * femoral artery - inguinal region * popliteal artery - back of the knee * dorsalis pedis - infront of the foot, to see if the blood supply of the foot is okay esp. in diabetes mellitus * carotid artery (biggest)
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measured by a sphygmomanometer
blood pressure
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the force exerted by the blood
blood pressure
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unit of blood pressure
mmHg
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highest during systole
systolic
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lowest pressure during diastole
diastolic
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first sound that appears during blood pressure monitoring
systole
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sound disappears during the blood pressure monitoring?
diastole
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normal BP?
120/80mmHg
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drainage system to the RA
veins
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drains only blood from the heart walls
coronary sinus
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drains blood from the rest of the body EXCEPT LUNGS
superior & inferior vena cava
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SUPERIOR VENA CAVA specifically drains blood from?
head, neck, upper limbs, and a portion of the thorax
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INFERIOR VENA CAVA specifically drains blood from the?
rest of the thorax, abdomen, lower limbs
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- main venous drainage of the abdominal visceral organs (GIT); eventually drains to the IVC - one of the 2 main blood supplies of the liver
portal vein / hepatic portal vein
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the portal or hepatic portal vein is constituted by three different veins called?
splenic vein, superior mesenteric vein, inferior mesenteric vein
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blood from the intestines will pass through this circulation on their way to the liver
portal circulation
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fresh salad w/ amoeba
intestinal amoebiasis ---> liver amoebiasis
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having intestinal cancer also means having or leading to?
liver cancer
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drinking alcohol which passes through the liver ---> liver becomes inflammed is called?
alcoholic hepatitis
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artery gets blocked due to the lack / decrease of oxygen
ischemia
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what happens in heart attack?
myocardial ischemia --> death of myocardium --> myocardial infarction
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ISCHEMIA regarding PAIN SENSATION during HEART ATTACK?
- pain felt sometimes - sometimes no pain felt ESP. for DIABETIC PX (their nerves are already destroyed = no pain) called PAINLESS HEART ATTACK