Short Answer (Blood, CVS, RS) Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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What is another name for red blood cells?

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Erythrocytes

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Three characteristics of matured red blood cells

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increased surface area, flexible, biconcave

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Hematopoesis

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Creating of red blood cells in red bone marrow

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4
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What regulates hematopoesis?

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Erythropoietin - hormone that tells the body if it needs more blood, comes from liver and kidney

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5
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Vascular Spasm

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Smooth muscles in the damaged blood vessels contract to slow blood flow

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6
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Platelet Plug Information

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Platelets gather and adhere to the damage site and to each other to form a plug

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Coagulation

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Fibrin proteins form a mesh-like clot that closes the gap to heal the blood vessel

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Blood Type: AB
Agglutinogens: ___
Antibodies: ___
Blood can be recieved by: ___

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Agglutinogens: A and B
Antibodies: None
Blood can be recieved by: A, B, AB, O

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Blood Type: A
Agglutinogens: ___
Antibodies: ___
Blood can be recieved by: ___

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Agglutinogens: A
Antibodies: Anti-B
Blood can be recieved by: A, O

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Blood Type: B
Agglutinogens: ___
Antibodies: ___
Blood can be recieved by: ___

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Agglutinogens: B
Antibodies: Anti-A
Blood can be recieved by: B, O

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Blood Type: O
Agglutinogens: ___
Antibodies: ___
Blood can be recieved by: ___

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Agglutinogens: NONE
Antibodies: Anti-A and Anti-B
Blood can be recieved by: O

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Antigens

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Markers/tags on blood cells

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13
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Aggulatinogens

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Markers on speciallized red blood cells

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14
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Immune response for bad transfusion

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Antibodies bind to forgin antigense and clum to destroy them

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Antibodies

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Bind to antigens and clump together for destruction

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16
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Blood viscosity

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More viscous 🡪 more resistance 🡪 less blood flow

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17
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Length of blood vessel

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Longer blood vessel 🡪 more resistance 🡪 less blood flow

18
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Diameter of blood vessel

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Greater the diameter 🡪 less resistance 🡪 more blood flow

19
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Proper name for the pulmonary vavue

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Pulmonary SL valve

20
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Proper name for the tricuspid valvue

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Tricuspid AV valve

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Proper name for the aortic valvue

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Aortic AV valve

22
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____ –> distribution –> ______ –> pressure change –> _________

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electrical impluse –> distribution –> mechanical energy –> pressure change –> fluid movement

23
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Pulmonary circuit

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Pumps blood from heart to lungs and back again to oxygenate it (gas exchange O2 and CO2)

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Systemic Circulation

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Pumps oxygen-rich blood out of heart to tissues, and then brings oxygen-poor blood back to the heart (oxygenate and take CO2 away)

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Coronary Ciculation
Nourishes the heart with blood (takes CO2 away for the heart muscles)
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EKG is also known as
Echocardiogram
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High EKG reading...
Heart beating fast, may be due to fight/flight stress, exercise
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Low/Normal EKG reading...
Normal/resting heartrate due to sleep or rest
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No EKG reading...
No heartbeat, dead
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Conducting zone
nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronci
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Goal of conducting zone
Warm, humidifier, and filter
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Respitory zone
Broncihioles, alveoli, alveloar ducts
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Goal of respirtory zone
gas transfer/exchange
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Relationship between volume, pressure, and air flow
Volume changes cause pressure changes which causes air to move
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Inspiration
Muscles contract 🡪 diaphragm lowers 🡪 increased volume in thoracic cavity 🡪 decreased pressure 🡪 air flows in
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Expiration
Muscles relax 🡪 diaphragm rises 🡪 decreased volume in thoracic cavity 🡪 increased pressure 🡪 air is pushed out
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How are the left and right lungs different?
Left lung has 2 lobes Right lung has 3 lobes
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How is the diaphram controlling the lungs
By contracting, volume increases by de-contractinve, volume decreases
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Capilary network
Gas exchange
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Vein
Bring blood back to heart and carry oxygen rich blood back to the heart to be pumped to the body
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Artery
Take blood away from the heart and bring oxygen poor blood from heart to alveoli for gax exchange