Ch. 5 Cardiovascular System Flashcards

(52 cards)

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heart

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muscular organ between lungs

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pericardium

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double walled membranous sac enclosing heart

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3
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epicardium

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external layer of heart/inner layer of pericardium

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4
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myocardium

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middle and thickest layer of heart

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5
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endocardium

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inner lining of heart

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6
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atria

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2 receiving chambers

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ventricle

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2 pumping chambers

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tricuspid valve

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controls opening between right atrium and right ventricle

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9
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pulmonary semilunar valve

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between right ventricle and pulmonary artery

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mitral valve

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between left ventricle and left atrium

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11
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aortic semilunar valve

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between left ventricle and aorta

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sinoatrial node (SA)

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establishes basic rythm and rate. starts each wave of contractions. located near entrance of superior vena cava

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atrioventricular node (AV)

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gets impulse from SA and transmits it to Bundle of His

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Bundle of His

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group of fibers. carry impulse to ensure sequence of heart contractions

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Purkinje fibers

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within walls of ventricles. relay impulses to cells of ventricle to contract. forces blood out of heart

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16
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P wave

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due to stimulation of atria

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17
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T wave

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recovery of ventricles

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18
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QRS wave

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stimulation of ventricles. atria relaxes as ventricle constrict

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19
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pulmonary circulation

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blood flow between heart and lungs

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20
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systemic circulation

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blood flow to all of body except lungs

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21
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arteries

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carry blood away from heart. elastic and muscular to expand and contract

22
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aorta

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largest artery in body

23
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carotid

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carry blood to head. divides into internal carotid

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arterioles

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smaller branches of arteries that carry blood to capillaries

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veins
low pressure collecting system to return blood to heart. thinner and less elastic. valves to prevent backflow
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venules
smallest veins that connect veins to capillaries
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vena cavae
2 largest veins. superior and inferior
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capillaries
one cell thick. slow flow of blood to allow for exchange. 90% of fluid leaves opposite end of capillary bed through venules
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pulse
rhythmic pressure against walls of an artery caused by heart contractions
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blood pressure
measurement of amount of systolic and diastolic pressure
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systolic pressure
pressure against artery wall while ventricles contract
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diastolic pressure
pressure against artery wall while ventricles relax
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plasma
fluid containing nutrients, hormones, and waste products. 91% water, 9% proteins
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prothrombin and fibrinogen
clotting proteins found in plasma
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serum
plasma fluid after blood cells and proteins have been removed
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erythrocytes
RBCs. produced in red bone marrow. transports oxygen using hemoglobin
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leukocytes
WBCs. immune cells
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neutrophils
most common WBC. major role in immune defense
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basophils
least common WBC. responsible for symptoms of allergies
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eosinophils
WBC.destroy parasitic organisms. major role in allergic response
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lymphocytes
WBC. identify foreign substances and germs to produce antibodies
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monocytes
WBC. provide immune defense against infection
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thrombocytes
platelets. smallest elements of blood. creates clot by becoming sticky
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blood types
classified according to presence or absence of certain antigens. A, B, AB (presence of AB antigens) and O (both antigens are present)
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RH Factor
presence/absence of RH antigen. 85% positive, 15% negative in US
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blood gases
gases normally dissolved in liquid portion of blood. major are oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen
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congenital heart defects
structural abnormalities caused by failure to develop before birth
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coronary artery disease
atherosclerosis of coronary arteries. reduces supply to heart muscle
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infarction
sudden insufficiency of blood
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aneurysm
localized weak spot or balloon-like enlargement in wall of artery
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thrombosis
abnormal clot
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embolism
sudden blockage of blood vessel. can be from air or fat.