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1
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transport function

A

Move respiratory gases (, ), nutrients, wastes,
hormones, stem cells

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protection function

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– Clotting prevents blood loss
– Inflammation, white blood cells, and antibodies fight
toxins and infections

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regulation function

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Balancing of fluid levels, pH, and temperature

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plasma

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clear, extracellular matrix

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formed elements

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cells/ cell fragments
red/white blood cells
platelets

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buffy coat

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leukocytes and platelets

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hematocrit

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blood cells in blood

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serum

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plasma- solids and clots

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plasma is mostly

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water

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proteins in plasma

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Albumins (transport), Globulins (antibodies), Fibrinogen (blood clot), Enzymes,

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nutrients in plasma

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Glucose, amino acids, lactic acid, lipids,

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electrolytes in plasma

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Salts of Na, K, Mg, Ca, Cl

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nitrogenous waste in plasma

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urea

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14
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hormones in plasma

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gets turned hydrophilic to get carried by blood

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gases in plasma

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Oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen

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red blood cells

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  • Discoid shape
  • Lacks nucleus,
    mitochondria, other
    organelles (because its sole purpose is to carry)
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17
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red blood cell function

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carry oxy and carbon diox

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18
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hemaglobin

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Quaternary structure with heme
iron containing, gas transport
in RBC
center binds oxygen

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19
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most common blood type

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ABO and Rh

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20
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how blood types arrise

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-Red blood cell contains antigens
- Plasma contains antibodies

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21
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Rh factor (+ or -)

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d antigen
if antigens are present (+) or absent (-)

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anemia

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Deficiency of Erythrocytes or Hemoglobin

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anemia causes

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– Inadequate synthesis of red blood (Kidney failure, Iron-deficiency)
– Hemorrhagic anemias from bleeding
– Hemolytic anemias from RBC destruction

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24
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anemia consequences

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tissue hypoxia, blood osmolarity reduced
blood viscosity is low

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25
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tissue hypoxia
symptoms

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  • Patient is lethargic
  • Shortness of breath upon exertion
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26
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low blood viscosity leads to

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Heart races and pressure drops

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27
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sickel cell

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hereditary
caused by recessive allele that mods structure of Hb

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modied Hb leads to

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– HbS does not bind oxygen well
– Clump together
– Can lead to kidney or heart
failure, stroke, joint pain, or paralysis

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29
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white blood cells

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  • Protect against pathogens
  • Least abundant of the formed elements
  • Migrate out of the bloodstream and into
    connective tissues
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30
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Agranulocytes

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– Lymphocytes and monocytes

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31
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  • Granulocytes
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– Neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils

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32
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neutrophils

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granulocytes
make up 60%-70% of WBC
multi lobes nucleus
phagocytes bacteria, secrete antimicrobial chemicals
increases count during infection

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33
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eosinophils

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Granulocytes 4-5%
bi lobes
increase is parasitic infection
phagocytize allergens, antigen antibody complexes, inflammatory chemicals

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basophils

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granulocytes
irregulary shaped
stable count, up during viral infection
secrete histamine (increase blood flow) heparin (anticoagulant)

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35
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monocyte

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arganulocytes
3-8% of wBC
kindey, horseshoe shapped
increase when viral infection (will change into macrophage)
phagocyte pathogens, dead neutrophils, debris of dead cells
present antigen to activate other cells of immune system

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36
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lymphocytes

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agranulocutes 35-33%
round, ovioid, dimples
b and t cells, the guys
made in bone marrow

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37
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lymphocytes functions

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diffl functional classes
* Destroy cancer cells, cells infected with viruses, and foreign cells
* Present antigens to activate other cells of immune system
* Coordinate actions of other immune cells
* Secrete antibodies
* Serve in immune memory

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38
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Platelets

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-small fragments of megakaryocytes
-aid in blood clotting
-no nucleus

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39
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other platets funcitons

A

clots
Vasoconstriction,
clot dissolving,
WBC attraction (from like a cut),
destruction of bacteria, mitosis for
healing

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40
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Thrombopoiesis

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formation of hematopeitic stem cells from megakaryoblast

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41
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Megakaryocytes sprout-

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proplatelet tendrils in red
marrow, too big to fit into cells
get smaller due to mechanical stress

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42
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Many proplatelets are broken into - within -

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platelets
lung capillaries

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43
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Hemophilia

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-Bleeding disorder
– Sex-linked – predominately in males
– Lacks one factors in coagulation

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44
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  • Thrombosis
A

– Abnormal clotting in an unbroken blood vessel
can cause heart attack or stroke

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45
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  • Thrombus
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abnormal clot
can cause stroke or heart attack

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46
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  • Embolism
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– Blockage of an artery by a broken off clot and travels somewhere else

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47
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– Pulmonary Embolism –

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From deep vein thrombosis in the leg, gets lodged in the lungs
bad gas exhange

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48
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  • Embolus
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– Clot that has broken free

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49
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why do old people not respond to hemopoeitic system stress

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– Inadequate nutrition
– Inadequate exercise
– Atrophy of the kidneys
– Limited number of cell divisions of stem cells

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50
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pulmonary circuit

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– Blood flows from right heart to lungs
– Gas exchange in lungs

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51
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systemic circuit

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– Blood flows from left heart to all body
organs
– Gas exchange in organs

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52
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how is oxygen unloaded from blood

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gas exchange in organs

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53
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pericardium function

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Restricts heart movements so that it moves only slightly within the thorax
stop spread of infections

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54
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pericardium layers

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fibrous
serous

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55
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fibrous pericardium

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tough outer sac

56
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serous pericardium

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epicardium made of parietal and visceral layers
touches heart

57
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pericardial cavity

A

thin space between
layers containing serous fluid

58
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epicardium heart wall

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top layer
Visceral layer of
serous pericardium
areolar
connective tissue

59
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myocardium of heart

A

cardiac muscle
thickest
mid layer

60
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endocardium of heart

A

internal surface of heart chamber
makes wall of chambers
thin

61
Q

endocardium cells are what

A

simple squamous
epithelium and areolar connective
tissue

62
Q

why do cardiac muscles contract as one

A

all connected with gap junctions (pores n stuff) (interclated disk)

63
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auricles of heart

A

anterior part of atrium

64
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right atrium feeds into

A

right ventricle to pulmonary trunk for pulmonary circulation

65
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left atrium feeds into

A

aorta for systemic circulation

66
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coronary sulcus

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groove separating atria and ventricles

67
Q

Anterior interventricular sulcus and posterior interventricular
sulcus are located

A

between the right and left ventricles

68
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coronary circulation supplies

A

the myocardium with blood

69
Q

coronary circulation blockage may lead to

A

heart attack/ myocardial infarction
death of heart tissue

70
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The right and left coronary arteries travel

A

within coronary sulcus

71
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The right and left coronary arteries supply

A

heart wall with oxygen and nutrients

72
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Right marginal artery: Supplies

A

the right border of the heart

73
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Posterior interventricular artery: supplies - of the -

A

posterior surfaces of the left and right ventricles

74
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The right coronary artery branches into:

A

Right marginal artery:
Posterior interventricular artery:

75
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The left coronary artery branches into

A

. Anterior interventricular artery:
2. Circumflex artery:

76
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. Anterior interventricular artery/ A.k.a. left anterior descending artery; supplies- surface of - and most of the

A

anterior surface of both ventricles and most of the interventricular septum

77
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Circumflex artery:

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Supplies the left atrium and ventricle

78
Q

Venous return of blood from the heart wall occurs through three major veins:

A

great, middle, and small cardiac veins

79
Q

The three major cardiac veins drain into the

A

coronary sinus, which drains
into the right atrium

80
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  1. Great cardiac vein:
A

Runs alongside anterior interventricular artery

81
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  1. Middle cardiac vein:
A

Runs alongside posterior interventricular artery

82
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  1. Small cardiac vein:
A

Travels close to the right marginal artery

83
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The right and left coronary travel

A

within coronary sulcus

84
Q

stent with ballon angioplasty

A

ballon in artiery to unblock artery (from cholesterol)

85
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atria are - to vesicles

A

superior

86
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atria are seperated by

A

interatrial septum

87
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atria are

A

receiving chambers

88
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pecitnate muscles

A

internal ridges

89
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auricles

A

extra holding area

90
Q

interventricular septum divides

A

interventricular septum

91
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trabeculae carneae

A

internal ridges

92
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papillary muscles

A

cone shaped muscles projection anchoring chordae tendinae,
prevent fold in (back flow)

93
Q

Chordae tendineae

A

attach muscle to
atrioventricular valve and prevent
cusps from flipping into atrium when
ventricle contracts

94
Q

r atrium gets blood from

A

superior vena cava
inferior vena cava
coronary sinus (side)

95
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right AV/ tricuspid valve

A

one way blood flow from r atrium to right ventricle

96
Q

conus ateriosus

A

funnel leading from superior end of right ventricle to pulmonary semilunar valve

97
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semilunar/ pulmonary valve

A

one way flow from ventricle to pulm trunk

98
Q

bicuspid/ left ventrcular valve/ mitral

A

controls flo thru opening bn left atrium and ventricle
closes with contractions

99
Q

pumps blood thru sustemic circualtion, generates hi blood pressure

A

left ventricle

100
Q

aortic semilunar valve

A

flow from left ventricle to aorta
thick as shit

101
Q

fibrous skeleton

A

connective tissue bn atria and ventricles
eletrical insulator
holds together

102
Q

blood flo thru heart

A

vena cava
r atrium
av valve
right ventricle
pulmonary valve
pulmonary trunk
r and l pulm ariteries to lungs
left atrium

103
Q

what cells make up cardiac conduc system

A

noncontractile cells

104
Q

sinoatrial node

A

pacemaker
Right atrium near the superior vena cava

105
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atrioventricular node

A

Right atrium near the tricuspid valve and interatrial septum

106
Q

atrioventricular bundle

A

Travels down the interventricular septum

107
Q

Purkinje fibers

A
  • Nerve like processes travel up the lateral ventricular myocardium
108
Q

caridac conduction system

A
  1. SA nodes fires.
  2. Excitation spreads through atrial. myocardium.
  3. AV node fires.
  4. Excitation spreads down AV bundle.
  5. Purkinje fibers distribute excitation
    through ventricular myocardium.
109
Q

regualte rate of heart beat thru

A

autonomic nervous system
vagus nerve and sympathetic cardiac nerve

110
Q

sympathetic cardiac nerve impact on heart rate

A

speed it up (force contraction)

111
Q

vagus nerve impact on heart rate

A

decrease
parasymp

112
Q

EKG

A

measure heart

113
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systole

A

contraction
ventriular pumping out

114
Q

diastole

A

relaxation
ventricular filling

115
Q

phases of cardiac cyles

A

atrial contraciton/ vent filling
isovolumetric contraction
ventricualr ejection
isovulum relaxation
atrial relaxation/ vent filling

116
Q

fetal heart diff

A

foramen ovale
ductus arteriosus
^ cuases bypass pulmonary circuit

117
Q

When lungs inflate at birth, their resistance to blood flow

A

decreases

118
Q

Several hours after birth, ductus arteriosus - and becomes

A

closes
ligamentum arteriosum

119
Q

when artiers stiffen with age, the heart must work - to work

A

harder, needs to pump more often

120
Q

fibrous valves become

A

leaky and shit

121
Q

aging heart stuff

A

lower cardiac otuput
firbous leaky cells
irregular rythms
loss of myocytes
weak

122
Q

mitral valve porlapse

A

insufficiency in which one or both
mitral valve cusps bulge into the atrium during ventricular contraction

123
Q

Mitral valve prolapse may cause

A

short breath
pain

124
Q

Valvular stenosis

A

hardening
cusps are stiffened, and opening is
constricted by scar tissue
Heart overworks and may hypertrophy

125
Q

Valvular stenosis is a result of

A

rheumatic fever autoimmune attack on the bicuspid
and aortic valves

126
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gap junctions

A

intercalated disc bn adjacent fibers

127
Q

cardiac muscles have

A

hella mitochonria bc it needs a lot of energy

128
Q

simple circulatory rout

A

artery
capillary
vein

129
Q

portal system circulatory

A

two cap beds

130
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anastomosis

A

vessel merger without intervening capillary bed

131
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Arteriosclerosis

A

is the stiffening of vessels that occurs with age

132
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Atherosclerosis

A

is the growth of lipid deposits in the arterial walls

133
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Orthostatic hypotension

A

is common in elderly
blood vessles failing to constrict when you stand, faint

134
Q

aneurysm

A
  • Bulge in a weakened vessels
  • Susceptible to rupturing
    NIRVANA REFERENCE
135
Q

varicose veins

A
  • Pooling of blood stretches vein
  • Cusps of venous valves are
    stretched
  • Veins become distended
    usally in lower viens
136
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saccular aneurysm

A

just one section

137
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fusiform aneurysm

A

whole section

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