3. Cardiovasculsr System Chp 15 (exam 1)

Question 0

Components of the cardio. System

Answer 0

1) heart
2) blood vessels
3) blood

Question 1

Functions of cardio. System

Answer 1

Transport of food, gases, wastes, hormones, etc
Combat infection
Body temp homeostasis
Maintains acid-base, fluid electrolyte balance in the body

Question 2

Covers of the heart

Answer 2

Pericardium

1. ) Outer Fibrous
2. ) Inner serous

Question 3

Inner serous has 3 layers within

Answer 3

parietal pericardium
pericardial cavity with serous fluid
Visceral pericardium

Question 4

Pericarditis

Answer 4

inflammation of pericardium membrane

Question 5

Atria (atrium)

Answer 5

2 in the upper area it will receive the blood, has a thin wall

Question 6

Ventricles

Answer 6

2 in the lower, Pumps blood, has a thick wall

Question 7

Chordae tendineae

Answer 7

Fibrous strings that prevent valve cusps from prolapsed;attach to the papillary muscles

Question 8

Pulmonary valves

Answer 8

Between right ventricle and pulmonary artery

Question 9

Aortic Valve

Answer 9

Between the left ventricle and aorta

Question 10

Murmur

Answer 10

abnormal heart valve sounds

Question 11

Which ventricle is the strongest?

Answer 11

The left ventricle

Question 12

Systole

Answer 12

ventricular contractions

Question 13

diastole

Answer 13

Ventricles relax

Question 14

The A&V work together as a ?

Answer 14

Functional syncytium

Question 15

Electrical Activity through the heart

Answer 15

SA node-> junction fibers->AV Node-> AV bundle(his)-> L&R bundle branches-> Purkinje fibers

Question 16

Electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG)

Answer 16

a recording of the electroactivity through the heart

Question 17

P wave

Answer 17

Atrial systole

Question 18

QRS complex

Answer 18

Ventricular systole

Question 19

T Wave

Answer 19

Ventricular diastole

Question 20

Parasympathetic

Answer 20

Via the vagus nerve, decreases rate

Question 21

Sympathetic

Answer 21

Via accelerator nerves,increase Rate

Question 22

Arrhythmias

Answer 22

abnormal rhythm

Question 23

Fibrillation

Answer 23

small area of chaotic contraction, no normal contraction

Question 24

Tachycardia

Answer 24

increased HR, more then 100BPM

Question 25

Premature beat

Answer 25

actopic impulses, abnormal impulses

Question 26

Flutter

Answer 26

reg, and rapid, greater then 250

Question 27

three layers of arteriols

Answer 27

tunica interna
tunica media
tunica externa

Question 28

Tunica Interna

Answer 28

Inner endothelium of S2 and CT

Question 29

Tunica Media

Answer 29

Smooth muscle and Elastic Tissue

Question 30

Tunica Externa

Answer 30

CT and Vasa Vasorum

Question 31

Capillary

Answer 31

Exchange of materials between blood and tissue fluid around cells

Question 32

regulate blood through 3 things

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1) Precapillary sphincters
2) Vasodilation and vasoconstriction
3) Capillary Density

Question 33

Ascites

Answer 33

Fluid accumulation in peritoneal cavity from a weak R ventricle

Question 34

Atherosclerosis

Answer 34

plaque of interna (reversible)

Question 35

Arteriosclerosis

Answer 35

Calcium deposits within the interna (not reversible)

Question 36

Varicose Veins

Answer 36

Abnormal dilation in the veins

Question 37

Aneurysm

Answer 37

Weak walls

Question 38

Phlebitis

Answer 38

Inflammation of vein

Question 39

thrombophlebitis

Answer 39

Inflammation of deep veins with blockage

Question 40

Blood Pressure

Answer 40

Force of blood exerted against the walls of blood vessels

Question 41

Five factors of arterial pressure

Answer 41

Stroke volume
Peripheral resistance
Viscosity
Rate
Blood Volume

Question 42

Stroke Volume

Answer 42

Output of the left ventricle (70mL)

Question 43

Systolic (pressure)

Answer 43

max pressure during ventricular contraction

Question 44

Diastolic (pressure)

Answer 44

minimum pressure with ventricle relaxation

Question 45

Cardiac Output

Answer 45

Volume/minute = stroke volume (times) rate

Question 46

Peripheral resistance

Answer 46

Friction from blood going through blood vessels

Question 47

Viscosity

Answer 47

Thickness of a liquid compared to water

Question 48

Frank-Starling Law of the heart

Answer 48

Greater venous return, greater ventricular will fill more fully, produces stronger contraction = greater stroke volume and more cardiac output

Question 49

Venous Blood Flow

Answer 49

1) Skeletal muscle Contraction
2) Respiratory Movements
3) Vein vasoconstriction
4) Little pressure left

Question 50

Skeletal Muscle Contraction

Answer 50

Squishing blood out of extremities

Question 51

Respiratory Movements

Answer 51

Diaphragm goes down pushes blood out

Question 52

Vein Vasoconstriction

Answer 52

Veins are primary savior when going in shock

Question 53

Little Pressure Left

Answer 53

little pressure left at ends of capillaries

Question 54

endo

Answer 54

inside the heart

Question 55

Epi

Answer 55

Around the heart

Question 56

Myo

Answer 56

around the muscle

Question 57

2 atrioventricular orifices

Answer 57

AV

Semilunar valves

Question 58

Coronary arteries names

Answer 58

post IV
circumflex
Marginal
LAD

Question 59

Factors that affect Cardiac Control

Answer 59

Baroreceptors
BP
Temperature
Calcium ions, potassium ions

Question 60

function of heart

Answer 60

it pumps

Question 61

function of valves

Answer 61

to prevent back flow

Question 62

functions of vessel

Answer 62

to carry

Question 63

Names of hypotension

Answer 63

unknown (essential, primary, ideopathc)

known (secondary)