Lab 6 Flashcards

1
Q

How many chambers does a fish heart have

A

2

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2
Q

How many circuits does a fish heart have

A

1 circuit, further from heart, pressure drops, fish must swim

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3
Q

How many chambers does a frog (amphibian) heart have

A

3 chambers : right and left atrium + ventricle

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4
Q

How many circuits does a frog (amphibian) heart have

A

2 : pulmocutaneous + systemic

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5
Q

Does blood mixing occur in a frog (amphibian) heart

A

Yes

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6
Q

How many chambers does a turtle (non cro reptile) have

A

3 chambers , incomplete septum

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7
Q

Does blood mixing occur for turtle (non-croc reptile)

A

Yes

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8
Q

What is a special trait that non croc reptile (turtle) have

A

Right systemic or Bypass aorta: deoxygenated blood can bypass pulmonary circuit to be recirculated out of the systemic circuit during periods of apnea : shunting

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9
Q

How many chambers does a croc have

A

4

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10
Q

Does a crocodile have a septum

A

Yes , complete

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11
Q

Does blood mixing occur in crocodiles

A

Yes, from main aorta, via a hole between the aorta called the foramen of Panizza

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12
Q

In croc, what is the hole between the aorta called

A

Foramen of Panizza

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13
Q

How many chambers does a bird heart have

A

4 chambers

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14
Q

Is there blood mixing in bird hearts

A

No blood mixing

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15
Q

Which side of bird heart had oxy vs deox blood

A

Right = only deox
Left= only ox

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16
Q

What is bird heart closest to

A

Closer to reptiles then mammals

17
Q

How many chambers does a dog (mammal) heart have

A

4

18
Q

Is there blood mixing in dog (mammal) hearts

A

No

19
Q

What is diff between dog and bird heart

A

Aortic arch

20
Q

How many chambers does a human heart have

A

4

21
Q

What distinguishes human and dos (mammal) heart

A

Human = aorta has 3 branches
Mammal (dog) = aorta has 2 branches

22
Q

What ancestors did birds arise from

A

Reptilian

23
Q

Are the similarities between systems of mammals and birds convergente or divergent evolution

A

Divergent : no common ancestors

24
Q

Where are the systemic capillaries always located

A

On the bottom

25
Q

Which animals have a septum (partial or complete)

A

Turtle (non croc reptile) : incomplete
Crocodile : complete
Bird : complete
Dog (mammal) : complete
Human : complete

26
Q

Is the systemic circuit ox or deox

A

Systemic = oxygenated (heart circuit)

27
Q

What is the order of the human (mammal) blood flow through the heart

A

1- Vena cava
2- right atrium (deox blood)
3 - tricuspid valve
4- right ventricle (deox blood)
5- pulmonary semi-lunar valve
6- pulmonary trunk
7- pulmonary arteries (left and right)
8- lung capillaries
9 - pulmonary veins
10- left Atrium
11- bicuspid valve (strings)
12- left ventricle
13- aortic semi-lunar valve
14 - aorta

28
Q

Which valve separates the right atrium and ventricular

A

Tricuspid valve

29
Q

Which valve separates the right ventricle and pulmonary trunk

A

Pulmonary semi-lunar valve

30
Q

Which valve separates the left atrium and ventricul

A

Bicuspid valve

31
Q

Which valve separates the left ventricle and the aorta

A

Aortic semi-lunar valve

32
Q

why do birds and mammals have similar hearts

A
  • must both be efficient at oxygenating blood for high metabolic demands: they are endotherms:regulate body temp with internal mechanicms and use their muslcles