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9 Circulatory system Flashcards

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blood vessels vessels that carry oxygenated blood from the heart to tissues

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arteries

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facilitates interchange of nutrients/waste between blood and organ

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capillaries

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tiny tubes that carry blood from the arteries to the body’s cell, and then back to the veins

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capillaries

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large vessel that handles high pressure, high volume blood flow exiting the ventricles

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elastic artery

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innermost lining of the heart and is the cardiac equivalent of the tunica intima

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endocardium

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highly specialized cell type that covers the luminal surface of a vascular structure

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endothelial cells

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outside surface of the heart is comprised of connective tissue and mesothelium

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epicardium

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Vascular structures responsible for draining interstitial fluid and returning it back to the cardiovascular system

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lymphatics

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9
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Portion of the heart comprised of cardiac muscle

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myocardium

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10
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Sac like structure that encloses the heart

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pericardium

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11
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Modified cardiomyocytes responsible for propagating electrical signals

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purkinje fibers

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outermost layer of the vessel wall composed primarily of connective tissue, smaller blood vessels and nerves

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tunica adventitia

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middle portion of the vessel wall is composed of smooth muscle

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tunica media

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14
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blood from the body back to the heart

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veins

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15
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transport cells and dissolved materials including nutrients, wastes and gases

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cardiovascular system

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16
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Transports oxygen poor blood from the right ventricle to the lungs where blood picks up a new oxygen supply

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pulmonary circulation

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17
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It returns oxygen rich blood and nutrients to the left atrium and is pumped out all over the body

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systemic circulation

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18
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operates at considerably lower pressure to accommodate the oxygenation of blood in the pulmonary capillaries

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pulmonary circulation

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Blood circulation composition

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arteries, arterioles, microcirculation such as capillaries and sinusoids, venules, and veins

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20
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serve to conduct high pressure blood to an organ

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Arteries

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21
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which blood vessels are wider in diameter and have thicker walls

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BV closer to the heart

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22
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BV that have thicker walls and smaller lumens

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Arteries

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23
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Aside from oxygenated blood, what does the circulatory system carries for bodily functions

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Hormones, WBC

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24
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innermost coat of blood vessels

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Tunica intima

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25
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In blood vessels, the simple squamous lining cells epithelium is called

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endothelium

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most important component of the tunica intima and form the primary barrier between blood and tissue

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endothelium

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What supports the vascular endothelium forming the remainder of the tunica intima

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Basement membrane and subendothelial layer

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28
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contained within the sub endothelium particularly important stimulus for platelet activation and adhesion

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collagen

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29
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helps to stabilize cell and cell substrate interactions within vascular endothelium

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fibronectin

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30
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middle portion of the vessel wall

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tunica media

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Due to considerable lower pressure, it has thin tunica media.

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venous supply or veins

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32
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outermost layer of the vessel wall

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tunica adventitia

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Tunica adventitia has a vascular bed designed to perfuse the vessel wall itself

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vasa vasorum

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34
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blood vessels that supply the tunica adventitia are called

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vasa vasorum

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35
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much thicker than Veins because of the high pressure of blood coming from the heart

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arteries

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36
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In arteries, it is extremely thick and is the primary constituent of the vessel wall

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tunica media

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37
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highly specialized cell types and cover the luminal surface of the tunica intima

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endothelium

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38
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lie closer to the heart and their primary function is to conduct blood to different areas of the body

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elastic artery

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39
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a distributive function, serving to take blood to specific organs

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muscular artery

40
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Regulation of blood flow to the capillary bed happens at the level of

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metarteriole

41
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limit flow to the capillaries that cannot tolerate pressures normally encountered in the arterial system

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precapillary sphincters

42
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allow blood to bypass regional capillaries

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atriovenous anastomoses

43
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tunica adventitia is particularly prominent in

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large caliber veins caudal vena cava

44
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Anastomoses arising in close proximity, and surrounded by a fibrous capsule, are referred to as a

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glomus bodies

45
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contain a thick wall of helically arranged smooth muscle cells, with lesser quantities of elastin

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muscular artery

46
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have the smallest diameter of the vascular system

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capillaries

47
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loosely distributed around capillaries that are directly apposed to the basal lamina and are capable of transdifferentiating into different cell types

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pericytes

48
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Tiny tubes that carry blood from the arteries to the body cells, and then back to the veins

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capillaries

49
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Pericytes can differentiate into

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fibroblasts, smooth muscle cells

50
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most ubiquitous microcirculatory vessel in the body

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continuous capillary

51
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Examples of continuous capillaries are found in

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lungs, brain

52
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contain small cytoplasmic gaps and lie on an uninterrupted basal lamina

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fenestrated capillaries

53
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Fenestrated capillaries are common in

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endocrine glands, intestines

54
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are demonstrated in the glomerulus and allow the formation of the ultrafiltrate that ultimately becomes urine

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porous capillaries

55
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Organs where sinusoids can be located

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adrenal glands, liver, spleen, bone marrow

56
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containing many concentrically arranged, fenestrated elastin laminae and interspersed by smooth muscle cells and ground substances rich in proteoglycan

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elastic artery

57
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in venules and veins, which layer is the thickest wall component

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tunica adventitia

58
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have a particularly important function in inflammatory responses, contributing to fluid leakage and leukocyte diapedesis

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post capillary venules

59
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have large gaps between endothelial cells, the basal lamina is either discontinuous or absent

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sinusoids

60
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valve present in veins and venules to prevent retrograde flow

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semilunar valves

61
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fluid that drains from the extracellular space of tissues

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lymph

62
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more permeable than continuous capillaries, allowing easy transfer between the blood and interstitial fluid

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fenestrated capillaries

63
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one circuit system until the two interconnected circulatory systems are comprised of the arteries and veins

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lymph vessels

64
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Aside from ninety percent water, what are other substances present in plasma

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glucose, hormones, enzymes, urea, lactic acid, proteins

65
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Morphological characteristics of RBC

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No nucleus, contain hemoglobin, disk-shaped

66
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Locations where red bone marrow are produced

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Ribs, Humerus, Femur, Sternum, other long bones

67
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more permeable and are capable of considerable rapid nutrient exchange

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sinusoids

68
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Where are old RBC destroyed

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liver, spleen

69
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cells defend against disease by recognizing proteins that do not belong to the body

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WBC

70
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process of WBC oozing through the walls of capillaries to patrol the tissue and reach lymph system

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diapedesis

71
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cell fragments used in blood clotting derived from megakaryocites

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platelets or thrombocytes

72
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lifespan of platelets

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10 days

73
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normally forms as capillary fluid passes out of the vessels, and is composed of water, electrolytes, and lesser amounts of plasma proteins

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lymph fluid

74
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inherited protein found on the surface of red blood cells

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Rhesus Rh

75
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most common blood type

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Rh positives

76
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pressure during heart contraction to push blood into arteries

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systolic pressure

77
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pressure during heart relaxation as it refills

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diastolic pressure

78
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A normal heart rhythm is called

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Normal Sinus Rhythm

79
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abnormal heart rate or rhythm

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tachycardia

80
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It is where heart electrical system starts with an electrical signal in the right atrium

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SA node Sinoatrial node

81
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battery operated device placed in the body to produce electrical pulses that cause the heart to beat at a normal rate

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pacemaker

82
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A single drop of blood contains how many RBC and WBC

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250 millions RBC, 275,000 WBC

83
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sound of the valves in the heart closing as they push blood through its chambers

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heartbeat

84
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muscular pump that propels blood at high pressure around the body through the blood vessels

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heart

85
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3 layers of the heart starting inside

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endocardium, myocardium, epicardium

86
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simple squamous epithelium of the tunica adventitia layer is called

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mesothelium

87
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tunica media layer of the heart is called the?

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myocardium

88
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lines the atria and ventricles and covers the heart valves

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endocardium

89
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two layered connective tissue sac that encloses the heart

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pericardium

90
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simple squamous epithelium of the tunica adventitia layer of the heart mesothelium is also the visceral layer of the

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serous pericardium

91
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outer pericardium

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fibrous

92
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inner pericardium

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serous

93
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largest of the three layers and contains cardiac muscles and loose endomysial connective tissue that contains lots of capillaries

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myocardium

94
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space between 2 layers of pericardium

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pericardial cavity

95
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Where impulses are generated which is found in the wall of superior vena cava

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Sinoatrial node

96
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It starts impulse generation around the ventricles

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Atrioventricular node

97
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lie in the deepest layer of the endocardium and supply the papillary muscles

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purkinje fibers

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