Heart And Circulatory System Flashcards

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What type of system to mammals have

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Closed double cirulatory system
Blood in vessels passes twice through the heart

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Why do mammals have a doubel circulatory system

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To pass blood around the body rapidly
When blood is passed through the lungs, pressure is reduced
If it passed immediately around the body low pressure would make circulation slow

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3
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What are the two types of systems

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Open and closed

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4
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What is a closed circulatory system

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Blood is pumped around the body and is always contained in a network of blood vessels

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5
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What is an open circulatory system

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Blood is not contained within blood vessels but pumped directly into body cavities

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6
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What type of circulatory system to humans have

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Closed
Double
Circulatory system

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7
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Describe the two circulatory systems in the heart

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Right side pumps deoxygenated blood to the lungs = pulmonary circulatory system
Blood returns from left side pumped to the body = systematic circulatory system

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8
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Function of the heart

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Hollow muscular organ located in the chest cavity whivh pumps blood
Cardiac muscle tissue specialised for repeated involuntary contraction without rest

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9
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Function of arteries

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Blodo vessels which carry blood away from the heart
Walls of arterioles contain lots of muscle and elastic tissue and a narrow lumen, to maintain high blood pressure

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10
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Function of arterioles

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Small arteries which branch from larger arteries and connect to capillaries

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Function of capillaries

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Tiny blood vessel that connect arterioles and vanules
Size means they pass directly past cells and tissues and perform gas exchange and exchange of substances such as glucose

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12
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Function of venules

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Small veins which join capillaries to larger veins

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13
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Function of veins

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Blood vessels which carry blood back towards the heart
The walls of veins are thin in comparison to arteries, having less muscle and elastic tissue but a wider lumen
Valves help maintain blood flow back towards the heart

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14
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How are contractions of heart muscles and volume related

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Contraction of heart muscles = decrease in volume of corresponding heart chamber

Volume decreases = pressure increases
Volume increases = pressure decreases

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15
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How do valves affect the cardiac cycle

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Heart valves open and close due to pressure changes in different heart regions
Valves open when pressure of blood behind them is greater than the pressure infront
Close when p in front is greater than behind

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16
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Name the two typ of systoles

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Atrial systole
Ventricular systole

17
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What happens when the atria walls contract

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Atrial volume decreases
Atrial pressure increases

18
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How do atrioventricular valves open

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Pressure in the atria rises above that in the ventricles forcing the atrioventricular valves open
Blood is forced through
Ventricular pressure and volume increases as the ventricles receive blood from the atria

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What happens when the ventricles contract

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Ventricular volume decreases
Pressure increases

20
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How do atrias close

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Pressure in ventricles rises above pressure in atria
Forces atrioventricular valves to close preventing back flow

21
Q

How do semi lunar valves open

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Pressure in ventricles > aorta and pulmonary artery
Forces the semilunar valves open so blood is forced into the arteries out fo the heart

22
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Name for when venticles and atria is relaxed

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Ventricles = ventricular diastole
Atria = atrial diastole

23
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Describe the whole cardiac cycle

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1) Atrial systole, ventricular diastole = atria contract pushing blood into the ventricles
2) Atrial diastole, ventricular systole = after the atria relax, the ventricles contract pushing blood out of the heart
3) Cardiac diastole = all chambers relaxes and blood flows into hearrt
(Goes back to 1)

24
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Describe the valves during atrial systole

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Atrioventricular valves open
Semilunar valves closed

Blood flows in ventricle

25
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Describe valves duirng ventricular systole

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Atrioventriular closed
Semilunar open

Blood flows into aorta or pulmonary artery

26
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Describe valves during diastole

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Atrioventricular open
Semilunar closed