Chapter 14 Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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What determiners how blood circulates?

A

blood vessels

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2
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What type of system to we have?

A

Closed system

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3
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What does the Cardiovascular Systemdo?

A

Transport of material: gases, nutrients, waste, communication, defense against pathogens, temperature homeostasis

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4
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Systemic circulation is determined by…

A

Dynamics of blood flow
Anatomy of circulatory system
Regulatory mechanisms that control heart and blood vessels

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5
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How does blood flow start?

A

right atrium to the right ventricle out to the pulmonary system…

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6
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All blood vessels have in common (except capillaries)..

A

smooth muscle, to contract

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7
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How is pressure created?

A

by contracting muscles is transferred to blood

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8
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Blood flows down…

A

a pressure gradient

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9
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If blood vessels dilate

A

blood pressure decreases

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10
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If blood vessels constrict

A

blood pressure increases

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11
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Greatest zone of pressure is found were?

A

Aorta or the heart

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12
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Once blood flows down it begins to lose energy due too…

A

friction

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13
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If resistance increases…..

A

flow decreases

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14
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If resistance decreases….

A

flow increases

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15
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There is an inverse proportional relationship between

A

pressure, flow and resistance

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16
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The longer the blood vessel

A

the more friction

17
Q

What function does pericardium serve?

A

a layer around your heart, in between the pericardium and your heart there is fluid, which is there to help reduce friction

18
Q

What two cells are important to the heart?

A

pacemaker cells, cardiomyocytes

19
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what is the function of pacemaker cells?

A

they depolarize

20
Q

What sends the signal to your heart?

A

intercalated disks

21
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Intercalated disks

A

Intercalated disks – separated one cardiomyocytes from another, communicate through electrical- gap junctions

22
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desmosomes

23
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What brings a signal from the surface to the internal of the cell?

24
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What type of channel? (cardiomyocytes)

A

calcium (is important for creating ATP)

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Action potential in cardiac muscle cells? (cardiomyocyste)
Plato (calcium) Ca
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What ion is responsible for depolarization? (cardiomyocytes)
sodium (Na)
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What ion is responsible for repolarization? (cardiomyocytes)
potassium (K)
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What speeds up depolarization in pacemaker?
K
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How does your heartbeat start?
Pacemaker cells have to fire
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Two types of circulatory systems?
Pulmonary and Systemic system
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Pulmonary System
pick up oxygen and blood, dispose of carbon waste
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Systemic System
delivery nutrients and oxygen blood to all cells