Cadiovascular System Flashcards

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The heart location in the thoaracic cavity in the _______ (interpleural space)

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Mediastinum

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Location of the heart in the body? (Cavity)

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Thoracic cavity

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The heart is located between…

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Area between the lungs and on top of the diaphragm

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The heart is not located within…

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The pleural membrane

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Blood transports

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Nutrients
Wastes
Gases
Hormonones (antibodies)
Cells
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Where is the heart located for dogs and cats?

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Between the 3rd n 7th rib

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Where is the heart located for horses and ruminant

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Between the 2nd n 6th rib

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Which later covers the epicardium?

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Pericardium

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The pericadium is composed of what three layers

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Fibrous outer layer

Double serous layer

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The myocardium is under which layer

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Epicardium

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The myocardium is what…

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Cardiac muscle

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Where is the endocardium

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Under the myocardium

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Name the layers from outside to inside

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Pericadium
Epicardium
Myocardium
Endocardium

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What is the name is the abnormal acclimation of serous fluid between visceral & parietal layers

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Pericardium effusion

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In pericardium effusion why can’t the heart fully expand during contractions?

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Because the fibrous layer is not elastic

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How is pericadium effusion fixed?

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By relieving the pressure by aspiration of the serous fluid

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16
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What are the causes of pericadium effusion

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Inflammation/ infection

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17
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Veins carries blood ___ the heart

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To

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18
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Arteries carries blood ___ from the heart

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Away

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19
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Veins are (oxygenated or deoxygenated)?

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Deoxygenated

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Arteries are ( deoxygenated/ oxygenated)

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Oxygenated

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21
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What is the exclusion of a vein that is oxygenated

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Pulmonary vein and umbilical vessels of fetus

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22
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What system supplies the heart with blood

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Coronary system

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23
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Where is the coronary system

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Located on external surface of the heart

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Which system can the coronary system be part of
Systemic circulation
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What do valves in the heart do
Prevent back flow
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Veins prevent what?
Back flow
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The pulmonary circulation is the blood flow between the ____ and ____
Heart and lungs
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Systole
Cardiac contraction
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Diastole
cardiac relaxation
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What are the auricles?
Flaps of atria
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The inter ventricular groove is on which part?
Left ventrical
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Howany auricals are there?
2, for each atrium
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Where are the 2 semicircular valves located?
Aortic valve, pulmonary valve
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Where are the chordae tendinae?
On the tricuspid (rav) valve, bicuspid (lav) valve
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Why do semi circular valves lack cordea tendinea?
Less pressure The blood is falling through
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In a dog the apex curves_____? (Which direction?)
Caudally
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On a dog the tricuspid valve is best ausculated on which side of the body?
Right
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Lumen of blood vessels are
Central blood containing space
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Blood vessels have how many layers?
Three
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What are the three layers of blood vessels?
Smooth muscle Connective tissue Endothelium
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What kind of endothelium do blood vessels contain
Simple squamous
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What is another words for "layers" in the walls of arteries and veins
Tunics
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Arteries are under ____blood pressure
High
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Which have thicker walls which have more elastic fibers & smooth muscle
Arteries
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Which blood vessels are under lower pressure
Veins
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What helps prevent back flow?
Valves, skeletal muscles help push blood
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Except where are capillaries found?
Cartilage Epithelia cornea of eye Lens of eye
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What are poorly vascularized
Ligaments and tendons
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What are the fictions of capillaries? (5)
``` Exchange of gases Nutrients Wastes Hormones Defense ```
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What do capillaries provide
Direct asses to almost every cell
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The placenta serves as what?
It's an organ of gas, nutrient, waste exchange.
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In fetal circulation the blood flow to the kidney & lungs from the GI tract is _____
Minimal, because of the placenta
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The umbilical cord. | The veins carry ______ blood
Oxygenated blood
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Veins in the umbilical corn carry oxygenated blood from _____ to ______
Placenta to fetus
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Via ________ is oxygenated blood carried from placenta to fetus
Ductus venosus
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Arteries carries _____ blood from fetus to placenta
Deoxygenated
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How can blood entering the RA bypass the lungs, (fetal circulation)
Foramen ovale And Ductus ateriosus
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What problem is associated with a vessel that does not close after birth
PDA | = patent ductus ateriosus
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In PDA was is inadequate?
Oxygenation
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PDA is a problem that is most common in
Most commen congenital heart problem in dogs
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What are the clinical signs of PDA
Shortness of breath Coughing General weakness Excessive intolerance
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How is PDA diagnosed?
With auscultation, distinct murmur | ECG
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How is PDA treated
Close the ductus ateriosus
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What congenital condition causes mega esophagus?
PRAA | Persostant right aortic arch
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How does PRATT happend?
During development a fetus has 2 aortic arches. The left on forms the aorta. If the right one forms the aorta = PRATT, the esophagus is contracted between the liaent ateriosus and the aorta. This causes megaesophagus
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The constriction between ______ and _____ causes megaesophagus
Ateriousum and aorta
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Diastole is preriod of______
Relaxation
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Systole is a period of ______
Contractions
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The contraction of aria is called
Atrial systole
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What happens in atrial systol
Blood moves from atria to ventricals
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What is it called when ventricals contract
Ventrical systole
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What happends in ventrical systole
Blood moves from ventricals to arteries
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What is the name for the relaxation of ventricals
Ventricular diastole
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What happends in ventricular diastole
Ventricles begin the refill with blood
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What is the name when the atria relax
Atrial diastole
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What happends in atrial diastole
Atria refill with blood
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Concerning blood, diastole ____ blood
refills | Either atria of ventrical
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Concerning blood, systole_____ blood
Moves blood
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What is the name for when blood moves from ventrical to arteries
Ventricular systole
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What is the name for when ventricals begin to refill with blood
Ventricular diastole
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What is the name for when blood moves from atria to ventricals
Atria systole
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What is the name for when atria refil with blood
Atrial diastole
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Using _____ can assessed heart sounds
Auscultation
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Lub is which "s"
S1
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Lub = s1 is the....
Closing of the AV valves
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Mitral valve is best hear on which side
Left
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Tricuspid valve is best heard on which side
Right
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Dub is which "s"
S2
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Dub = s2 is the....
Closing of the semilunar valves
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Pulmonary and aortic valves are best heard in which side
Left side
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S3 involves the....
Rapid filling of the ventricals
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S4 involves
Atrial systole
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S3 and s4 are in heard in which animals
Large animals
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Closing of AV valves =
Lub s1
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Rapid filling ventricals =
S3
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Closing of semilunar valves =
Dub s2
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Atrial systole
S4
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Cardiac muscle is able to....
Generate it's own electrical impulse to signal contraction
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The SA node signals what
Initiates heart to beat by depolorization
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What's another word for node
Pacemaker
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The initiation of the heart to beat by depolarizing the cell is by the___
Sa node
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The SA node initiates heart beat by ___________
Depolarizing the cells
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Depolarization continues ______ heart
Throughout
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What does the p wave represent
Atrial depolarization
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What does the QRS wave represent
Ventricular depolarization
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What does the T wave represent
Ventricular depolarization
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Where is the SA node located
At the junction of the vena cave and right atrium
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Where is the AV node located?
Near the tricuspid valve
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What is the flow of depolarization of the heart.
SA node ➡️ AV node➡️ AV bundles➡️ purkinje fibers
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Where are the purkinje located
Apex
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Explain cardiac output
It's the amount of blood that leaves the heart
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CO = _______ + ________
Heart rate (hr) + stroke volume (sv)
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What does the heart rate depend on for depolarization
Rate of SA node
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What influences cardiac output (3)
Exercise Autonomic nervous system Blood pressure
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Where are the three sites of venipicture
``` Femoral vein Saphenouc vein Jugular vein Cephalon vein Coccygeal vein ```