TEST 2 Flashcards
Pericardial fluids main function is to do what?
Moisten the opposing surfaces of the Heart within the Pericardial Sac as the Heart contracts and relaxes
Fibers that conduct impulses to the AV node are called _________.
Junctional Fibers
Blood vessels that carry blood to the Heart are called what?
Veins (Returns blood to the heart)
The Pericardial Cavity contains about 25-35 ml. of ____________?
Pericardial Fluid
Valve that PERMITS blood movement from the Right Atrium to the Right Ventricle is?
The Tricuspid Valve
Forms the inner lining of the Fibrous Pericardium. __________
Parietal Pericardium
Layer of the heart that functions to contract and Pump the blood out of the Heart is?
The Myocardium
Blood vessels that carry blood away from the Heart are called what?
Arteries
Relatively Thin layer in arteries is the ___________.
Tunica Externa (Adventitia)
An abnormal heart beat is called a ____________.
Murmur
During Ventricular Contraction the______________ receives the Least Amount of Blood Supply.
Myocardium
The Right Ventricle has a _____________ muscular Wall than the Left Ventricle.
Thinner
Lowering of the body temperature causes a Decrease in Heart rate. This is termed?
Hypothermia
The heart is located___________________?
Within the Mediastinum and rests on the Diaphragm
The layer that constitutes the greatest mass of the Heart wall is the?
Myocardium
When stimulated, arterial smooth muscles contract and this Reduces the diameter of the blood vessel being defined as _________________.
Vasoconstriction
When the Right Ventricle Contracts, the Tricuspid Valve ____________.
Closes
The protective inner lining of the Heart is called?
Endocardium
Why doesn’t Atrial Repolarization Appear as a Separate Wave in the EKG?
Because it is masked by the QRS Complex
Aortic sound (S2) can be heard at what region?
2nd Intercostal Space
Normal Adult Blood Pressure Values for SYSTOLIC is?
110 – 140 mm Hg
Thickest layer and contains several layers of elastic fibers?
Tunica Media
A large vein on the posterior surface of the Heart and all Cardiac Veins drain into this vessel. This is called ___________.
Coronary Sinus
List in order the 3 layers of the heart from DEEP to SUPERFICIAL.
- Endocardium 2.Myocardium 3. Epicardium