Chapter 7 Flashcards

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Diseases of the heart and blood vessels

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cardiovascular disease

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What are some things that increase our risk of cardiovascular disease

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unhealthy diet, sedentary, overweight, smoking, stress, high blood pressure, high cholesterol levels

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The side of the heart that pumps blood to the lungs

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right

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the side of the heart that pumps blood to the body

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left

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the system that makes oxygenated blood

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pulmonary circulation

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the system that delivers oxygenated blood to the body

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systemic circulation

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the steps of blood travel

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  1. oxygen poor blood travels through veneer cavae into the atrium
  2. right atrium contracts to pump blood into the ventricle
  3. ventricle pumps blood through the pulmonary artery into the lungs
  4. blood fills with oxygen
  5. blood goes to the left atrium and then to the left ventricle
  6. left ventricle is full and pumps blood through the aorta and into the rest of the body
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two large veins that blood returns to the atrium of the heart

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venae cavae

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the top chambers of the heart in which blood collects

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atrium

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the bottom chambers of the heart that pumps the blood to other areas

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ventricles

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large artery that sends blood to the other parts of the body

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aorta

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vessels that carry blood away from the heart

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arteries

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very small blood vessels that serve to exchange oxygen and nutrients from blood to tissues

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capillaries

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When the heart is contracting

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systole

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when the heart is relaxed

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diastole

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the force exerted by blood against the blood on the walls of the blood vessels

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blood pressure

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the sequence of contractions of the heart chambers that is controlled by nerve impulses

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heartbeat

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Carry blood to the heart

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veins

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Vessels on the left and right sides of the heart that gives the heart blood since the blood flowing through the heart’s chambers does not supply it with blood

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coronary arteries

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What is the leading cause of heart attacks

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coronary arteries blockage

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What is the risk of smoking a pack of cigs a day, two packs?

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twice the risk of a heart attack of typical people and triple the risk

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how does smoking effect the blood?

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platelets to stick together, damages arteries lining, leaves fatty deposits in the arteries, and increases heart rate and blood pressure

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when too much force is exerted against the walls of the arteries

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hypertension

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what is hypertension (numbers)

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above 120 over 80

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what causes hypertension?
increased output of blood by the heart and increased resistance to blood flow
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a disease that causes arteries to become clogged and narrowed
atherosclerosis
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general health risks of hypertension
damages vital organs, increases risk of, heart attack, heart failure, kidney failure, stroke, and blindness
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What are recommended ways of controlling hypertension ?
eating less sodium, exercising regularly, eating a healthy diet, quitting smoking, eating enough potassium
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a fatty substance a circulates through the blood stream and is an important component of cell membranes and hormones, but can also clog arteries
cholesterol
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A type of lipoprotein that brings cholesterol from the liver to the organs and tissues that need it, but the excess stays in the blood stream
low-density lipoproteins
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A type of lipoprotein that moves unused cholesterol to the liver
high-density lipoproteins
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What is the recommended blood cholesterol level
<5.0 mmol/L
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cells that line the inside of arteries and help regulate blood flow, but become constricted with excess weight
endothelial cells
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what occurs when chronically elevated pressures in the heart that can lead to heart failure?
ventricular hypertrophy
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What are some risks associated with diabetes?
hypertension, obesity, high blood lipid levels, platelets and blood coagulation and dying younger
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What is most likely to cause diabetes?
gaining excess weight or obesity
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A type of blood fat that is associated with high cholesterol, obesity, diabetes, smoking, alcohol, and high carbohydrate diets. It is also linked to heart disease in high levels.
high triglyceride
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When the body becomes less sensitive to the effect of insulin leading to rises in blood glucose levels.
insulin resistance
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When a single person has three of five characteristics that increase risks of heart disease.
metabolic syndrome
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What occurs when an artery is injured by smoking, cholesterol, hypertension or other factors
inflammation
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Why is inflammation dangerous?
high levels of C-reactive protein that is released in the inflammatory response can increase risk of a cardiovascular disease.
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what are the psychological factors that lead to cardiovascular disease?
stress, chronic hostility, suppressing negative emotions, depression, anxiety, social isolation, low SES
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What are the unavoidable risks of CVD?
Genetics, Aging, Gender, Ethnicity, Geography
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The thickening and hardening of the arteries due to deposits of fat, cholesterol, and other substances. This causes the arteries to be damaged, starting the inflammation response. Eventually causing a blockage due to all the plaque.
Atherosclerosis
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The build up of lipids on the walls of blood vessels
plaque
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A type of atherosclerosis that occurs in the coronary parties that supply the heart with blood that eventually causes a heart attack.
coronary heart disease
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When does atherosclerosis begin?
in childhood from trauma
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When the heart muscle is damaged or dies from a lack of blood
heart attack
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Who is most likely to not have chest pain in a heart attack?
women, ethnic minorities, older adults, and people with diabetes
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The rate of people having heart attacks is ___
decreasing
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The chest pain that occurs when the body cannot supply enough oxygen into certain areas due to narrow arteries
angina pectoris
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What can angina pectoris indicate?
that the heart is working too hard
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when the electrical conduction system in the heart is disrupted leading to an irregular heart beat
arrhythmia
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when an arrhythmia cal ventricular fibrillation causes the heart to quiver and be unable to pump blood
sudden cardiac death
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when an electrical shock is delivered to the heart to restore it's rhythm
electrical defibrillation
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When a small piece of tube is inserted into an artery up into the coronary arteries and injects a special dye. the dy can be seen moving through the body by a x-ray
coronary angiogram
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placing a small wire in the artery and inflating a ballon over a narrowed passage to push the plaque against the walls of the artery and increase the passage
ballon angioplasty
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When a metal tube is placed in an artery that is repeatedly clogged
stenting
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when a healthy blood vessel is moved from one part of the body to replace an unhealthy one near the heart.
coronary bypass surgery
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when blood to the brain is cut off causing cells to die
stroke
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a stroke caused by a blockage in a blood vessel
ischemic stroke
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A stroke caused by a blockage in the cerebral artery
thrombotic stroke
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a stroke caused by a blood clot that wanders to the cerebral artery
embolic stroke
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when a blood vessel in the brain bursts and spills into surrounding tissue
hemorrahagic stroke
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when the rupture of a blood vessel occurs deep in the brain
intracerebral hemorrhage
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when the rupture of a blood vessel occurs on the surface of the brain
subarachnoid hemorrhage
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when a hemorrhage is caused by a head injuries
aneurysm
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What is the consequences of a stroke?
decrease in nerve sensation and function like, memory loss, paralysis, walking disability, and changes in behaviour
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A small stroke that occurs without the person knowing that can predict a larger one
transient ischemic attack
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What treatments are available for stroke?
physical therapy, blood pressure medication, clot dissolving medications,
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atherosclerosis in the leg or arm arteries
peripheral arterial disease
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when the heart cannot maintain adequate pumping rate and force, so fluid backs up in the legs, ankles and lungs.
congestive heart failure
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Heart defects in newborns like holes in the heart chambers
congenital heart defects
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