cardiovascular system Flashcards

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upperchamber of heart

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atrium

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2
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prevents blood movement from right ventricle to right atrium

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tricuspid valve

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2
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structure from which chordea tendineae originates

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pappillary muscle

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3
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double layered membrane

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pericardium

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4
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prevents blood movement from left ventricle to left atrium

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bicuspid valve

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5
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gives rise to pulmanary arteries

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pulmanary trunk

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6
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drains blood from myocardium into right atrium

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coronary sinus

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7
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inner lining of heart chamber

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endocardium

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8
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layer composed largely of cardiac muscle muscle tissue

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myocardium

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9
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potential space containing serous fliud

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pericardial cavity

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10
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drain blood from myocardial cappilaries

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cardiac viens

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11
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supplies blood to heart muscles

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coronary artery (widow maker

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12
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distrubutes blood to body parts

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aorta

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13
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phase of contraction pushing blood

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systole

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14
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phase of relaxation filling with blood

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diastole

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ventricles are already 70% full of blood the contraction of the atria forces the other % into ventricles

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atrial systole

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begins as atrial systole ends, av valves swing shut as the pressure builds. blood pushes open the the sl valves and blood flows into the aorta and the pulmonary arterie

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ventricular systole

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ventricular pressure declines, sl valve blood pressure continues to decline and av valves open and blood flows into ventricles both atria and ventricles and in diastole

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ventricular diastole

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18
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how are heart sounds made

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sound of blood hitting the valves

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LUB First sound loudest and longest how is it cuased

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during ventricular systole by pressure of the blood hitting against the closing av valves

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20
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dub second sound caused by

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the blood hiting the closing semilunar valves

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21
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valves that dont close proplerly cuases a

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heart murmer

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22
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Cells 99% of cardiac muscle

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contractile cells

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23
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cells that starts electricle systems( specialized 1%

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nodal cells

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cells that conduct the electrical signal through the heart, and in a pattern, the signal ends at the contractile cells.
conducting cells
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The conducting cycle starts in
SA node, AV node, AV bundle, bundle branches, perkinge fibers
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Where is the heart located
In the middle, sitting at an angle
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How many chambers does the heart consist of
4 right atrium right ventricle left atrium left ventricle
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The amount of blood ejected by the ventricles in one beat
stroke volume
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The amount of blood pumped by the ventricles in a minute
cardiac output
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Starling's law of the heart
The more blood that enters the heart, the greater the contraction; therefore, the largest SV and cardiac output
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The force that is exerted by blood against the insides of blood vessels
blood pressure
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two circuts of the cardiovascular system
pulmonary and systematic
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the heart is a cone shaped, mascular pump located within the
mediastinum
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the apex of the heart is located
in the 5th intercostal space
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the visceral pericardium corresponds with
epicardium
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Perkinje fibers are located in the
endocardium
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the upper chambers of the heart are the
atria
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the lower chambers of the heart is the
ventricles
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the vessals that empty into the upper right chamber of the heart are the
vena cave and coronary sinuses
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the valve between the chambers of the right side of the heart is the
tricuspid valve
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the structures that prevents the mitral and tricuspid valve from swinging into the atria during the ventricular contraction are the
chordea tendinae papillary muscle
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the valve that seperates the left ventricle from the aorta is the
aortic semilunar valve
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a click like heart sound over the apex at the end of the ventricular contraction indicates
mitral valves prollapse
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trace a drop of blood through the heart beginning at the right atrium
atrium tricuspid valve right ventricle pulmonary arteries lungs pulmonary viens left atrium biscupid valve left ventricle aorta
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blood is supplied to the heart by the
coronary arteries
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blood from the myocardium is returned to the right atrium via the
coronary sinus
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atrial contraction, while the ventricles relax, followed by the ventricular contraction while the atria relax is known as the
cardiac cycle
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heart sounds heard by a stethoscope are produce by
blood hitting the opening and closing of the heart valves
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the cells that initiate the stimulus for contraction of the heart muscle are located in
sinoatrial nhode
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the conduction impulse that starts in the right atrium travels to the
av nhode
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a recording of the electrical activity of the heart muscle is the
ekg
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the ekg wave that records the the atrial depolarization is the
p wave
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the width of the qrs complex is an indication of the time needed for an impulse to travel through the
ventricle
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when the heart rate is 150 beats per min the rythm is
tachycardia
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if an individual has a heart rate of 50 beats per min the pace maker is
a-v nhode
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the maximum pressure in the artery, occuring during ventricular contraction is
systolic pressure
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the amount of blood pushed out of the ventricle with each contraction is callled
stroke volume
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five factors that influence blood pressure
heart action blood volume resistance to flow viscosity peripheral resistance
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The friction between blood and the walls of the blood vessels is
resistance
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Cardiac output is calculated by multiplying
Stroke volume by heart rate
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Peripheral resistance is maintained by increasing or decreasing the size of
arterioles
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Blood flow in the venous system depends on
contraction of the heart Vein message by skeletal muscle contraction respiratory movements
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Vessels that carry deoxygenated blood are
viens pulmonary arteries vena cava renal veins
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The pulmonary veins enter the
left atrium