circulatory system Flashcards

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1
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during systole the aortic valve

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opens

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after blood leaves the right ventricle, It goes to the

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pulmonary trunk

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3
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after blood leaves the right atrium, where does it go to next

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right ventricle

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4
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a bypass graft is for someone who

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has a blockage on their coronary artery

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a stroke can occur when a blood vessel in the brain

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is broken or is blocked ( both)

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6
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where arteries and veins meet. site of nutrient exchange

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capillaries

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7
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hold the heart valves in place

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chordae tendineae

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8
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the peak is the

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QRS complex

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9
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the peak represents what in the heart

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ventricular systole

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10
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which aid blood back to the heart

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skeletal muscles, precapillary shcniters, contraction of diagram

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11
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a heart mummur can be caused by

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a valve not being fully closed

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12
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the superior and inferior vena cava both empty in the

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right atrium

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13
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stenosis is when

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the vessels are narrowed

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14
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the tricuspid and biscupid valves are named for

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the number of flaps

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15
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a defillabrator is used to

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shock the heart back into rhythm

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16
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pulmonary circulation is the flow of blood

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between the heart and lungs

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17
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layer of the heart made mostly of muscle

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myocardium

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18
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carry blood away from the heart

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arteries

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19
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a myocardial infarction happens when

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a coronary vessel is blocked

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20
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which is used to measure blood pressure

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sphygometer

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21
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when taking blood pressure the first sound heart is

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systole

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22
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normal blood pressure is around

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120/80

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23
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blood flows ______ the atrium and ______ the ventricle

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into: out

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24
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which correctly represents pulmonary circulation

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right ventricle- pulmonary trunk-lungs- pulmonary veins- left atrium

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how do you calculate cardiac output
heart rate * stroke volume
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veins carry blood ____ the heart
toward
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name the one vessel that is the exception
pulmonary artery
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what do you call the loose outer layer of the sac around the heart
pericardium
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what is the inner layer
visceral
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what is the outer layer
partieral
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when vessels expand its called
vasodilation
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when vessels called when they contract
vasoconstriction
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epicardium
outer layer
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endocardim
inner layer lining the chambers of the heart
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size of heart
size of a fist
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myocardium
muscle layer of the heart
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location of the heart
center of chest
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What is the apex of the heart and where is it located?
point of the heart
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What divides the left and right side of the heart?
septum
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Which side is more muscular?
left side
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What bone lies directly in front of the heart?
sternum
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During systole, the aortic valve is
open
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During diastole, the aortic valve is
closed
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Veins and arteries meet at _______, where nutrients are exchanged with body tissues.
capillaries
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Arteries branch into smaller vessels called
arterioles
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Veins also have smaller branches called
venueles
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What aids in bringing blood back to the heart?
diaphragm, movement of skeletal muscles, sphincters (valves)
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What is the pacemaker?
SA node, regulates the pace of the heart
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What fibers cause a contraction in the ventricle?
Perkinje Fibers
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Where is the AV node located
between right atrium and ventricle of the heart
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What do the terms tachycardia and bradycardia mean? What is arrhythmia? What is defibrillation?
tachycardia = rapid heart rate; bradycardia = slow heart rate; arrhythmia = irregular heart rate Defibrillation = shock the heart back into rhythm
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How are the valves attached to the wall of the heart (2 structures)?
Chordae tendineae and the papillary muscles
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Generally speaking, when the ventricle contracts, the atrium
relaxes
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Any contraction (atrial or ventricular) is called
systole
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relaxing is called
disastole
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What causes a P-Wave,
P-wave- depolarization of the atria
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what causes a t wave
T wave- repolarization of the ventricles
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what causes QRS complex
QRS- depolarization of the ventricles
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What equipment is needed to take a person’s blood pressure?
stethoscope and sphygmomanometer
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What are systolic pressure and diastolic pressure? What is the “normal” blood pressure for a human?
systolic is the high upper number, diastolic is the lower number. Normal pressure is 120/80
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What is an ECG?
electrocardiogram
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Blood that moves from the heart to the lungs and back to the heart again is in the ______ circuit.
pulmonary
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Blood moving throughout the body is in the _______ circuit.
systemic
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Identify the three major vessels that branch off of the aortic arch. You may want to draw a diagram.
brachiocephalic, left common carotid, left subclavian