Chapter 19 Flashcards

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Transports blood throughout the body to allow exchange of substances, respiratory gates, nutrients and waste products between the blood of capillaries and the body’s cells

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Cardiovascular system

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Carries blood away from the heart, higher blood pressure

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Arteries

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3
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Carries blood to the heart

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Veins

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Site of substance exchange, smallest, found in tissues

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Capillaries

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5
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Ventricles eject blood

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Systole

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6
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ventricles relax and fill with blood

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Diastole

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7
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What chambers of the heart are systemic

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Right atrium, left ventricle

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8
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What chambers of the heart are pulmonary

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Right ventricle, left atrium

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9
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Blood goes from right side of the heart to the lungs back to the left side of the heart; deoxygenated

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Pulmonary circulation

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Blood goes from the left side of the heart to the body to the right side of the heart; oxygenated

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Systemic circulation

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Form nodal tissue, 1% of the heart, specialized for generating and conducting electrical impulses in the heart

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Autorrhythmic cells

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12
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What is the resting membrane potential for auto rhythmic cells?

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-60mV

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13
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Located in the ceiling of the right atrium, generates action potential

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SA node

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14
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What is the threshold for auto rhythmic cells?

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-40mV

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15
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Comprises 99% of the heart, forms myocardium, pumps blood upon contraction

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Contractile cells

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16
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What is the resting membrane potential for contractile cells

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-90mV

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17
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Atrial depolarization

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P Wave

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18
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Action potential travels down ventricular septum

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Q wave

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19
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Ventricles contract

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ST segment

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20
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Spread depolarization through ventricles

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S wave

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21
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Action potential spreads through the purkinje fibers

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R wave

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22
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Conduction through AV node and AV bundle, atria contract

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Ventricles repolarize

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Contraction of the heart

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Relaxation of the heart, both result in 1 directional flow of blood open/close of heart valves
Diastole
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- Both atria and ventricles in diastole - Blood fills up atria - AV valves open - Semilunar valves close - Blood moves into ventricles
Rest
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- SA node cause AP to AV node - Atria stimulated to contract and blood is pushed into ventricles - Filling of ventricles are complete
Atrial Systole
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Maximum blood volume in ventricles at end of atrial contraction
End diastolic volume
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No change in ventricular blood volume during contraction
Isovolumetric contraction
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Amount of blood left after contraction in ventricles
Endsystolic volume
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Volume of blood doesn't change in ventricles during relaxation
Isovolumetric relaxation
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- Action potential travels to AV node to inter ventricular septum to purkinje fibers - Ventricles contract and pressure increases in ventricles - AV valves close, all 4 valves are shut - Atria repolarize and blood comes into atria
Early ventricular systole
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Pressure greater in ventricles, causes semilunar valves to open and blood is ejected into vessels
Late ventricular systole
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Ventricles repolarize, pressure decrease, semilunar valves shut, all 4 valves shut
Early ventricular diastole
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Pressure decreases, AV valves open, everything is at rest, happens 72 times per minute
Late ventricular diastole
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Volume of blood ejected by ventricle in one minute
Cardiac output
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How do you find cardiac output
stroke volume x heart rate
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What influences cardiac output?
Stroke volume and heart rate
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Number of beats per minute
Heart rate
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Volume of blood ejected during one beat
Stroke volume
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How do you fine stroke volume?
End diastolic volume - end systolic volume
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Any externa factor that changes the heart rate
Chronotopic agents
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Gives excitatory response, increases heart rate, activates sympathetic nervous system
Positive chronotropic agent
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Inhibitory response, decreases heart rate
negative chronotopic agents
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Stretch of heart wall due to volume of blood before ventricular contraction
pre-load
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Volume of blood returned to heart
venous return
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any external factor that change stroke volume by altering contractility
inotropic agents
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What are some examples of inotropic agents?
calcium
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more calcium= ___ stroke volume
more
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less calcium = ____ stroke volume
less
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Pressure that must be exceeded before blood is ejected from the chamber, amount of pressure sitting on the semilunar valves that must be overcome before ventricular ejection can occur
Afterload
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More pressure = ____ ejection
more
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Increase resistance = ____ stroke volume
less
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