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Circulatory System Flashcards

1
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What are the 3 types of blood vessels?

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Veins, arteries and capillaries

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What are the major circulatory pathways?

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  • Pulmonary - blood moving between heart and lungs
  • Systemic - blood moving from the heart to the rest of the body
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3
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What are the main heart functions

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  • Transports gasses, nutrient molecules, and wastes
  • regulates internal temperature
  • protects against bacteria and blood loss
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4
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What is the atria?

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Two upper heart chambers returning blood from either body or lungs

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5
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What are the ventricles

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Two bottom chambers that pump blood either to the body or the lungs

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6
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What is the septum

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Thick muscular wall that separates right and left chamber of the heart

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7
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What is the vena cava

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Two large vessels that open into the right atrium
- Inferior
- Superior

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8
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what are the Pulmonary arteries?

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Vessels where oxygen poor blood passes

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9
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What are pulmonary veins?

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Vessels where oxygen rich blood is passed

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10
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What is the aorta

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Largest vessel in body where oxygen rich blood is pumped to body

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11
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What are the valves

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Four heart valves that ensure proper blood flow direction

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12
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What is cardiac output?

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Indicator of how much oxygen is being delivered to the body

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13
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Formula for cardiac output

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Heart rate x stroke volume

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14
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What is stroke volume

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Amount (mL) of blood forced out of heart each beat

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What are the blood types?

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Type A: A antigens, B antibodies
Type B: B antigens, A antibodies
Type AB: has A and B antigens, and no AB antibodies
Type O: has no AB antigens, and has both A and B antibodies

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16
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What are blood transfusions

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Tend to only be the blood cells which means only antigens are transfused

17
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How do blood types transfuse

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When a specific antigen and matching antibody are compatible

18
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What is the universal donor

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Blood type O - lack of antigen (invisible)

19
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What is the universal recipient

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Blood type AB - contains neither antibodies

20
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What are the immune cell types

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T cells, B cells, and NK cells

21
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What is the first line of defence

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Ex: eyelashes, skin, mucous

22
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What is the second line of defence

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Fever, inflammatory response

23
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What is the third line of defence

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Immunity

24
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What are the types of T Cells

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  • Helper T cells
  • Killer T cells
  • suppressor T cells
  • Memory T cells
25
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What are the different types of B Cells?

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  • Plasma cell produces and releases large amounts of antibodies
  • Memory B cell
26
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What is ECG

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Electrocardiography - measures the electrical activity of the heart

27
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What is an abnormal ECG

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Anything from an abnormal heart rate to irregular rhythm

28
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What is PQRST

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Measured for pain assessment

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