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List parts of Microscope

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  • OCCULAR LENS OR EYE PIECE
    REVOLVING NOSE PIECE
    OBJECTIVE LENS
    STAGE CLIPS
    MECHANICAL STAGE
    CONDENSER
    IRIS DIAPHRAGM, LIGHT SOURCE, BODY TUBE OR HEAD
    ARM, COARSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB, FINE ADJUSTMENT KNOB, BASE
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MICROSCOPE THE EYE PIECE

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OCULAR LENS

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CONCENTRATES THE LIGHT INTO SPECIMEN

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CONDENSER

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OPENS AND CLOSES TO REGULATE THE LIGHT

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IRIS DIAPHRAM

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MOVES STAGE FORWARD, BACK, LEFT AND RIGHT

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STAGE ADJUSTMENT KNOB

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PLATFORM FOR THE SLIDE

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STAGE

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RHEOSTAT

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LIGHT INTENSITY CONTROL

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ROTATES TO CHANGE OBJECTIVE LENSES

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NOSEPIECE

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USED FOR PRECISION FOCUSING

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THE EYEPIECE

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USED TO MOVE THE STAGE UP OR DOWN

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COURSE ADJUSTMENT KNOB

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HOLD THE SLIDE IN PLACE ON THE STAGE

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SLIDE CLIPS

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HOW WAS THE LETTER E SEEN AT 4X, 10X, 40X POWER?

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4X POWER = SMALL
10X POWER = MEDIUM
40X POWER = VERY LARGE

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RESOLUTION “RESOLVING POWER? “

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MICROSCOPE RECOGNIZE OBJECTS THAT ARE CLOSER TOGETHER

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WHAT IS THE TOTAL MAGNIFICATION OF A COMPOUND LIGHT MICROSCOPE

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FORMULA= OCULAR X OBJECTIVE LENS= TOTAL MAGNIFICATION SEE EXMP

4X . 10 = 40X
10X . 10 = 100X
40X . 10 = 400X
100X . 10 = 1000X

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LAB ONE LEARNING OUTCOMES

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  • . USE THE COMPOUND LIGHT MICROSCOPE IN A LABORATORYSTTING
    • KNOW AND IDENTIFY DIFFERENT PARTS OF COMPOUND LIGHT MICROSCOPE
    • KNOW AND HANDLE PROPERLY THE MICROSCOPE IN THE LAB.
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PURPOSE OF MICROSCOPE

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MADE IT POSSIBLE FOR SCIENTIST TO STUDY MICROSCOPY

STRUCTURE THAT ARE TO SMALL TO SEE BY EYESIGHT

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LIGHT MICROSCOPE IS ALSO KNOW AS

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OPTICAL MICROSCOPE

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LIGHT MICROSCOPE CAN BE SIMPLE, OR COMPOUND

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SIMPLE = SINGLE LENS

COMPOUND = LIGHT PASSES THRUGH A SERIES OF LENSES.

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PARFOCAL

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ASK FOR HELP THIS IS PAGE 5

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FOCUSING

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FIND THE SHARPEST AND LARGEST IMAGE TO STUDY

DETAILS OF SPECIMENT

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LAB TWO LEARNING OUTCOMES

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LIST THE FUNCTION OF BLOOD
DESCRIBE THE COMPONENT OF BLOOD AND FUNCTION OF EACH
IDENTIFY THE FORMED ELEMENTS IN A BLOOD SMEAR

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FORMED ELEMENTS ARE:

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ERYTHROCYTES (ADULT MALE 4.5-6.3 MIL)
LEUKOCYTES. (ADULT FEMALE 4.2- 5.5 MIL)
PLATELETS ——- 150,000 – 500,000

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WHITE BLOOD CELLS OR LEUKOCYTES ARE

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BASOPHILS
                    EOSINOPHILS
                    NEUTROPHILS
                    LYMPHOCYTES
                    MONOCYTES
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NEUTROPHILS LIST FUNCTIONS

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  1. PHAGOCYTIC CELLS - EAT PATHOGENS
    AND CELL DEBRI IN INFECTED OR INJURY SITES
  2. DESTROY BACTERIA
  3. LEAVE BLOODSTREAM & ENTERS TISSUE
  4. SECRETE CYTOTOXIC SUBSTANCES
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EOSINOPHILS
1. REDUCE INFLAMMATION 2. PHAGOCYTIC CELLS: EAT PATHOGENS AND CELL DEBRIS 3. SECRETE CYTOTOXIC SUBSTANCES 4. INCREASE IN NUMBERS AT PRESENCE OF ALLERGIES, AND PARASITIC INFECTION : 2-3 % IN THE BODY
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BASOPHILS
* LESS THAN 1% IN BODY * RELEASE HISTAMINE AND OTHER CHEMICALS * PROMOTE IMFLAMMATION IN DAMAGED TISSUE ( watery eyes)
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MONOCYTES
* 2-8% * LEAVE THE BLOODSTREAM & ENTERS THE TISSUE AS MACROPHAGES * PHAGOCYTIC CELLS-ENGULF PATHOGENS AND CELL DEBRIS
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LYMPHOCYTES
20-40% * HAVE MEMORY * BECOME PART OF THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM * . SOME TYPES PRODUCE ANTIBODIES FOR REMOVAL OF VIRUSES & FOREIGN PROTEINS * SOME TYPES ACTIVELY DESTROY PATHOGENS & INFECTED OR DAMAGED CELLS.
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WHAT IS ON PLASMA?
* 55% OF TOTAL BLOOD VOLUME. Fluid that is 91% water * TRANSPORTS DISSOLVED SUBSTANCES * PROTEINS, SUCH ALBUMIN, AND FIBRINOGEN * Nutrients : glucose, amino acids, and lipids Electrolytes: Sodium, Potassium, calcium and HCO3 * Hormones, waste products like Urea and bilirubin * gases like Oxygen and Carbon dioxide
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Sample of blood after centrifuge is separate Into Plasma, Buffy coat layer, and Red Cell layer WHAT IS ON BUFFY LAYER?
LEUKOCYTES, AND PLATELETS
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WHAT IS ON THE RED CELL LAYER
ERYTHROCYTES
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ELEMENTS ON WHOLE BLOOD TUBE AFTER CENTRIFUGE IS FORMED ELEMENTS
45% OF TOTAL BLOOD VOLUME | CONSIST OF BUFFY COAT LAYER AND RED CELL LAYER
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THE DIFFERENT FORMED ELEMENTS, ERYTHROCYTES, LEUKOCYTES, | AND PLATELETS ALL ARE DERIVED FROM A PLURIPOTENTIAL STEM CELL
PLURIPOTENTIAL MYELOID STEM CELL LYMPHOID STEM CELL Reticulocyte . Megakarocyte Neutrophil Basophil PRE-B CELL. Pre T cell In bone marrow. In thymus gland RBC PLATELET EOSINOPHIL MONOCYTE B lymphocyte. T Lymphocyte
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LABORATORY 3 LEARNING OUTCOMES
* DISTINGUISH THE HEART SOUNDS * MEASURE, & RECORD HEART RATE, PULSE RATE, BLOOD PRESSURE ECG, THE ECG WAVES, INFLUENCE OF POSTURE & EXERCISE ON BLOOD PRESSURE & HEART RATE. * IMPORTANCE OF POSTURE & EXERCISE ON BLOOD PRESSURE & HEART RATE * IMPORTANCE OF HEMODYNAMICS MEASUREMENTS IN THE ASSESSMENT OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM FUNCTION. O
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THE RESTING PHASE BETWEEN CONTRACTIONS IN THE CARDIAC CYCLE | BEGINS WITH THE SECOND HEARD SOUND.
DIASTOLE
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THE HEART CHAMBERS FILL WITH BLOOD AND A CONTRACTION PHASE | THE HEART EJECTS BLOOD.
SYSTOLE
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CARDIAC CYCLE
IS THE ALTERNATION BETWEEN DIASTOLE AND SYSTOLE EACH HEART BEAT LAST ONE CARDIAC CYCLE.
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PULSE
IS THE SOUND OF BLOOD EJECTED FROM THE HEART MOVING IN THE ARTERIES LAB 3. PAGE 69
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A PEACE MAKER WHERE IS INSTAL IN THE HEART?
SINOATRIAL NODE (SA NODE)
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FUNCTION OF THE SINOATRIAL NODE OR PACEMAKER
LOCATED IN THE WALL OF THE RIGHT ATRIUM REGULATES THE RHYTHMIC NATURE OF THE HEARTBEAT. DEPOLARIZATION OF THE SA NODE RESULT IN CONDUCTION OF IMPULSE THROUGH THE REST OF THE HEART.
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Electrocardiograph
Action potentials of the heart ca be detected as an Electrical current And recorded.
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The structures of the conduction system and how the wave of stimulation Is conducted throughout the heart muscle.
``` Sinatrial node (SA node) Intermodal pathway Atrioventricular node (AV node) Right bundle branch Purkinje Fibers ``` Left bundle branch Atrioventricular bundle
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Tracing of the electrical current is called | Electrical signals of Cardiac muscles cells
Electrocardiograph (EKG/ECG)
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P WAVE
SMALL, UPWARD DEFLECTION REPRESENTS ATRIAL DEPOLARIZATION ATRIAL SYSTOLE FOLLOWS P WAVE
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QRS COMPLEX
Series of three deflections Complex represents ventricular depolarization Atrial repolarization occurs at the same time, but is completely masked by QRS complex Ventricular systole follows QRS complex
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T - WAVE
Represents ventricular repolarization | Ventricular diastole follows T-wave
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Persons with type O- blood are often called Universal donors
No antigens are present and blood type O contains both A&B antibodies The plasma of type O will not agglutinate (on donor) On recipient red blood cell of type A,BM AB
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Why a person with blood type AB is universal recipient?
Because they have type A & B. Anti gents, yet do not have antibodies so no agglutination occur they can receive blood from type O- and no allergic reaction occurs.
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Transport Oxygen and Carbon dioxide
Erythrocytes
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Slide used to count RBCs
Hemocytometer
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Caused by vitamin B12 deficiency
Pernicious Anemia
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WBCs
LEUKOCYTES
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INCREASED IN PERSONS WITH ALLERGIES
BASOPHILS
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PROCESS THAT PRODUCES FORMED ELEMENTS
HEMATOPOIESIS
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MOLECULE THAT STIMULATES ANTIBODY PRODUCTION
ANTIGENT
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CELL THAT FRACTURES TO PRODUCE PLATELETS
MEGAKARYOCYTE
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USED TO MEASURE HEMOGLOBIN CONCENTRATION
HEMOGLOBINOMETER
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INCREASED BY A VIRAL INFECTION
NEUTROPHILS
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LIQUID MATRIX OF BLOOD
PLASMA
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CLUMPING OF BLOOD CELLS
AGGLUTINATION
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CONDITION OF HAVING TOO MANY RBCs
POLYCYTHEMIA VERA
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PERCENTAGE OF WHOLE BLOOD THAT IS FORMED ELEMENTS
HEMATOCRIT
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IRON-CONTAINING PROTEIN IN RBCs
HEMOGLOBIN
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DECREASED BY RADIATION EXPOSURE
LYMPHOCYTES
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RESULTS FROM LOSS OF BLOOD PRODUCING BONE MARROW
APLASTIC ANEMIA
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PLAY A ROLE IN BLOOD CLOTTING PROCESS
PLATELETS
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AN INHERITED CONDITION
SICLE CELL ANEMIA
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INCREASED IN PARASITIC INFECTION
EOSINOPHILS
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WHAT KIND OF ANTIGENS (AGGLUTINOGENS) WOULD YOU FIND | ON THE SURFACE OF THE RBCs of a person with blood type Negative
The ANTIGENT is A | AGGLUTINOGENS with B and AB
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What kind of antigens (AGGLUTINOGENS) would find on the surface of the RBCs of a person with blood type AB positive? And what kind of antibodies would you find in the plasma of such person?
The Antigens A and B and Rh no antibodies
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What kind of antibodies (AGGLUTINOGENS) would you find in the plasma or a person with blood type O negative and what kind of antigens would you find on the surface of the RBCs of such person?
Antibodies A and B. No antigens no Rh ANTIGENT | Anti-Rh antibodies will be present. No antibodies will be present.
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What is the significant of the Rh blood group for a pregnant woman? What is the name of the disease associated with this case?
Hemolytic-disease of the newborn (HDN) | Determine whether she may have difficulties with the fetus with a different blood type.
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CARRIES BLOOD AWAY FROM THE HEART
ARTERIES
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CARRY BLOOD TOWARD THE HEART
VEINS
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LIST SIMILARITIES VEINS AND ARTERIES
``` Lumen Tunica Interna Tunica external Base Membrane Endothelium Both carry blood. Both ends in capillary bed ```
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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN VEINS AND ARTERIES
``` Veins No oxygen Non-elastic walls Thin walls Flow under low pressure Do not carry blood from pulmonary ```
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LIST OF ARTERIES IN THE UPPER BODY
Superficial Temporal. Pulmonary trunk Internal Carotid Artery. Brachial Artery Facial vein Radial Artery External Carotid. Ulnar Artery Right Subclavian Artery Aortic Arch Auxiliary Artery Right Pulmonary Artery
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LIST MAJOR VEINS IN THE SUPERIOR PART OF BODY
Internal Jugular Vein Left Brachial Cephalic Vein Superior Vena Cava Left Pulmonary Veins
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LIST THE ARTERIES & LOCATION IN UPPER ANTERIOR BODY
NAME. LOCATION. FUNCTION Celiac TRUNK S
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VEINS OF THE INFERIOR BODY
``` Name. Renal Vein. Inferior Vena Cava Left Common iliac Internal iliac External iliac Great Saphenous vein ```
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A CONTINUATION OF THE AORTIC ARCH
THORACIC AORTA
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A BRANCH OF THE AORTIC ARCH
BRACHIOCEPHALIC ARTERY
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CARRY DEOXYGENATED BLOOD TO LUNGS
PULMONARY ARTERIES
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CARRY BLOOD TOWARD THE HEART
VEINS
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DRAINS BLOOD FROM THE HEAD
EXTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN
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CARRIES BLOOD TO FRONTAL AND PARIETAL LOBES
ANTERIOR CEREBRAL ARTERY
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COMPOSE OF FIBROUS CONNECTIVE TISSUE
TUNICA EXTERNAL
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CARRIES BLOOD AWAY FROM THE KIDNEY
RENAL VEIN
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SUPPLY BLOOD TO MYOCARDIUM
CORONARY ARTERIES
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A BRANCH OF THE ABDOMINAL AORTA
CELIAC TRUNK
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DRAINS BLOOD FROM SPINAL CORD AND NECK MUSCLES
VERTEBRAL VEIN
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CONTAINS SMOOTH MUSCLE TISSUE
TUNICA MEDIA
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PRESENT IN ARTERIES BUT NOT VEINS
INTERNAL ELASTIC MEMBRANE
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CARRIES NUTRIENTS FROM DIGESTIVE ORGANS TO LIVER
HEPATIC PORTAL VEIN
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PREVENT BACK-FLOW OF BLOOD
VALVES
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SITE OF EXCHANGE BETWEEN CELLS AND BLOODSTREAM
CAPILLARIES
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CARRY OXYGENATED BLOOD TO LEFT ATRIUM
PULMONARY VEIN
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CARRIES BLOOD TO THE HEAD
COMMON CAROTID ARTERY
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CARRY BLOOD AWAY FROM THE HEART
ARTERIES
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AN ARTERY IN THE ARM
RADIAL ARTERY
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COMPOSED OF SIMPLE SQUAMOUS EPITHELIUM
ENDOTHELIUM
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DRAINS BLOOD FROM ABDOMEN AND LEGS
INFERIOR VENA CAVA
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DRAINS BLOOD FROM MEDIAL FOREARM
ULNAR VEIN
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A VEIN IN THE LEG
POPLITEAL VEIN
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SUPPLIES BLOOD TO THE COCCYX
MEDIAN SACRAL ARTERY
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WHAT ARE THE ARTERIES THAT FORM THE CEREBRAL ARTERIAL CIRCLE?
POSTERIOR COMMUNICATING ARTERIES ANTERIOR COMMUNICATING ARTERIES POSTERIOR CEREBRAL ANTERIOR CEREBRAL ARTERIES
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WHAT DO YOU CALL A BLOOD VESSEL THAT CARRIES | THE BLOOD AWAY FROM THE HEART
ARTERIES
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WHAT DO YOU CALL A BLOOD VESSEL | THAT CARRIES THE BLOOD TOWARD THE HEART?
VEINS | BLOOD IS DEOXYGENATED (NO OXYGEN)
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WHAT IS THE PULMONARY CIRCUIT (Circulation)?
Pulmonary Arteries deliver deoxygenated blood from Right Ventricle to Lungs PULMONARY CAPILLARIES GAS exchange (O2, CO2) occurs. Pulmonary VEINS deliver OXYGENATED Blood to the LEFT ATRIUM DIFFUSION: across the capillary walls at ALVEOLI removes Carbon Dioxide and provides Oxygen to the blood.
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WHAT IS THE SYSTEMIC CIRCUIT (Circulation)?
Carries Oxygenated blood from the LEFT VENTRICLE To Tissues and ORGANS The PULMONARY exchange surfaces and RETURN deoxygenated blood to the Right Atrium
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STROKE OR BRAIN DAMAGE
Interruption of blood flow to the BRAIN
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WHAT IS HEMORRHAGE OR TRANS-ISCHEMIC ATTACK
Interruption of blood to the brain for less than 24 hours
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THE BRANCHES OF THE AORTA THAT SUPPLY THE HEAD AND NECK REGION?
Right common carotid artery Left common carotid artery Right subclavian artery Left subclavian artery
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The names of the arteries that supply blood to the following organs or regions
Kidneys. Renal arteries Ovaries and Testes. Gonadal arteries Stomach. Common Hepatic arteries Liver. Common Hepatic artery Adrenal Glands. Adrenal arteries Small Intestine. Superior Mesenteric Spinal Cord. Lumbar arteries Knee. Left popliteal Thigh Muscles. Obturator
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THE NAMES OF THE VEINS THAT DRAIN THE BLOOD | FROM THE FOLLOWING ORGANS OR REGIONS
Kidneys. Renal Vein Ovaries and Testes. Gonadal Vein Stomach. Left Gastric Vein or Coronary Vein Liver. Inferior Vena Cava Adrenal Glands. Adrenal Veins Small Intestine. Superior Mesenteric Spinal Cord. Lumbar Veins Brain. Superficial Temporal Vein Gallbladder. Hepatic & Portal Vei
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PORTAL SYSTEM
Venous blood from the Stomach and Intestine is collected by the PORTAL VEIN And carried to the SINUSOIDS of the LIVER And thence via HEPATIC Veins to the Inferior Vena cava
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Where is the Portal Vein
Portal vein is behind the neck of the pancreas , | By union of SUPERIOR MESENTERIC & SPLENIC VEINS
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DEFINE PULSE. NAME THREE LOCATIONS ON THE BODY
Pulse is the Vibration of each wave of blood going thru the Arteries, as the heart beats. * Radial * common Carotid * Femoral Pulse * Brachial pulse * Pedal Pulse * Femoral pulse
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What is a heart murmur?
Extra sound outside of the normal "Lub, Dub" sound.
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Four Factors that can affect blood pressure
Emotional stress Smoking Too much salt on diet (Sodium intake) Alcohol consumption, obesity
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List and define the components of the Cardia Conduction System.
``` SA node or Peace Maker of the Heart (anatomical name) == starts the sequence in Atrial AV node Bundle of His Bundle Branches Purkinje Fibers ```
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DEFINE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION | & HOW IT CAN AFFECT THE ECG/EKG
Flow of Oxygen to section of heart muscle suddenly becomes blocked can't get oxygen Blood flow not restore quickly. Myocardial Infraction happens due to plaque build up Arteriosclerosis, ECG can show a previous heart attack or one that is in progress The pattern of ECG may indicate which part of your heart has been damaged as well the extend Of damaged.
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The Heart Contracts is called?
SYSTOLE
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WHAT IS BLOOD PRESSURE
The force of the blood on the walls of the Arteries
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REPRESENTS ATRIAL DEPOLARIZATION
P WAVE | What event follows this P wave: Atrial systole
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CONTRACTING PHASE OF CARDIAC CYCLE
SYSTOLE
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HEART MUSCLE IS QUIVERING
VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION
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HEART VALVES FOUND BETWEEN AN ATRIUM AND VENTRICLE
AV VALVES
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DISTRIBUTES STIMULUS WAVE THROUGHOUT ATRIA
INTERNODAL PATHWAY
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REPRESENTS VENTRICULAR DEPOLARIZATION
QRS COMPLEX
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THE LEFT SEMILUNAR VALVE
AORTIC VALVE
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HEART IS BEATING TO SLOWLY
BRADYCARDIA
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INSTRUMENT USED TO LISTEN TO BODY SOUNDS
STETHOSCOPE
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THE RIGHT ATRIOVENTRICULAR VALVE
TRICUSPID VALVE
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RHYTHM OF A HEALTHY HEART
NSR
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RESTING PHASE OF CARDIAC CYCLE
DIASTOLE
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REPRESENTS VENTRICULAR REPOLARIZATION
T WAVE | What event follows the T-wave? Ventricular Diastole
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HEART SOUND MADE WHEN THE SEMILUNAR VALVE IS CLOSE
DUP
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LASTS FOR ONE CARDIAC CYCLE
HEART BEAT
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A NETWORK FOUND IN THE VENTRICULAR WALLS
PURKINJE FIBERS
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HEART SOUND MADE WHEN AV VALVES CLOSE
LUB
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CARRY STIMULUS TO THE VENTRICLES
BUNDLE BRANCHES
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THE RIGHT SEMILUNAR VALVE
PULMONARY VALVE
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LISTENING TO
AUSCULTATION
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THE PACEMAKER OF THE HEART
SA NODE
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HEART VALVES BETWEEN VENTRICLES AND GREAT ARTERIES
SEMILUNAR VALVES
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BLOOD PRESSURE CUFF
SPHYGMOMANOMETER
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THE LEFT ATRIOVENTRICULAR VALVE
MITRAL VALVE
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What is Athletic person pulse?
Athletes resting heart rate is below 60 per minute
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What is normal heart rate for Adult?
Resting heart rate is 60 to 100 per minute

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