Heart - Unit 2 Flashcards

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1
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3 membranes covering the heart

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fibrous, parietal, and visceral paricardiums

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the thick/outer pericardium layer that helps protect heart by suspending it in chest, and prevents overfilling of blood

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fibrous

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thin/slick pericardium underneath fibrous pericardium. it decreases friction between heart and fibrous

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parietal

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innermost pericardium and outerlayer of heart wall. thin/slick and contains fat. helps decrease friction.

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visceral

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5
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pericardial fluid is

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the small V of clear lubricant between parietal and visceral pericardiums

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6
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3 layers of heart wall

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epi, myo, endo-
cardiums

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7
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outer layer of heart wall

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epicardium

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8
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thick middle layer of heart walls. cardiac muscle tissue.

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myocardium

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9
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deepest layer of heart walls. clear/slick membrane that decreases friction between blood and heart. lines the chambers and valves

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endocardium

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10
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4 chambers of heart

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left/right atrium and ventricle

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interatrial septum

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separates LA from RA

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interventricular septum

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separates LV from RV

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tricuspid valve

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allows blood flow from RA to RV

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14
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bicuspid valve

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allows blood flow from LA to LV

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15
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cordlike tendons attached to underside of AV valves and binds to ventricular walls via papillary muscles. prevent valves from inverting

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chordae tendinae

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16
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tiny blood vessels with leaky walls

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capillaries

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17
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large blood vessels that carry blood away from heart

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artery

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18
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large blood vessels that carry blood towards the heart

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veins

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19
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arteries that branch of aorta and supply blood to myocardium

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coronary

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20
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veins that drain blood from myocardium to coronary sinus

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cardiac veins

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21
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2 circuts of blood

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systemic and pulmonary

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22
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LV pumps blood through it. goes from oxy to deoxy

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systemic circut

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23
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RV pumps blood through it. goes from deoxy to oxy

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pulmonary circut

24
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pulmonary arteries carry blood to

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pulmonary cappilaries surround ____ in lungs to become oxygentated
alveoli
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short striated branches cells with neighboring cells connected with gap junctions
cardiac muscle tissue
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cardiac muscle tissue is ______ controlled and is stimulated by electricity
unconsciouslly
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self-generated cells found in simatrial node
autorythmic cells
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a tiny patch of RA
simatrial node
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electricity flows through atrias to contract in unison then flows down __ ___ to apex then up the ventricles
interventricular septum
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machine that measures electrical activity of the heart
electrocardiogram (EKG)
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P wave in EKG graph
electricity is flowing through atria and atrial cells are depolarizing (atria contracts)
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QRS complex in EKG graph
electricity flows through ventricle and ventricle cells are depolarizing and atria cells are repolarizing (ventricle contracts)
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T wave in EKG graph
ventricle cells are repolarizing
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A heart attack is seen on an EKG in the ___ wave
T
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diastole
period of relaxation
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systole
period of contraction
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cardiac cycle consists of
atrial/ventricular systole and diastole
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atrial systole
when atria is contracting (P to Q wave)
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atrial diastole
when atria is relaxing (Q to P wave)
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Ventricle systole
when ventricles are contracting (Q to T wave)
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Ventricle diastole
when ventricles are relaxing (T to Q wave)
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Heart beat sound is from the
AV and SL valve closing
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cardiac output
v of blood pumped out of ventricle per minute
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heart rate
number of times heart beats per minute
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condition of high heart bpm at rest
tachycardia
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condition of low heart bpm at rest
bradycardia
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stroke volume
volume of blood pumped out of ventricle per beat
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cardiac output is calculated by
heart rate times stroke volume
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3 factors that influence heart rate
parasymp NS, symp NS, hormones
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3 factors that influence stroke volume
effect of NE/Epi on myocardium, preload, and afterload
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preload
amount of blood filling ventricles between heartbeats
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preload can change from (3 things)
blood volume (increases both), skeletal muscle contractions (causes more blood to heart), gravity (opposite effects on SV and preload)
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afterload
blood pressure that LV/RV must overcome to pump blood out (aka pressure in pulm trunk/aorta)
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cardiac arrest
heart stops beating from lack of fresh blood supply
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myocardium infraction
heart attack from lack of blood flow in arteries
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cognitive heart failure
heart cant pump blood effectively