Cardio Vascular System Flashcards

1
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functions of the cardio vascular system (4)

A
  • transportation
  • protection
  • thermoregulation
  • homeostasis
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2
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what are the two separate closed circuits of the cardiovascular system? (2)

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  • pulmonary circuit: right ventricle

- system circuit: left ventricle

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3
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characteristics of the heart (4)

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  • hollow, cone shaped, 4chamber muscle
  • within mediastinum
  • situated anterior, right
  • 2/3 mass left of midline
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4
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apex of heart

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bluntly pointed, inferior portion of heart

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5
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base of heart

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broadest, superior end of heart

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6
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PERICARDIUM + 3 layers (5)

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  • triple layered sack
  • protects heart
    1. fibrous pericardium
    2. serous pericardium
    3. visceral serous pericardium
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7
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fibrous pericardium (4)

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  • outermost layer
  • tough connected tissue
  • loose sac around heart
  • anchors in place/prevents over stretching
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serous pericardium (4)

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  • thinner, delicate, double layered membrane
  • allows for friction free movement
    1. paritetal serous pericardium: outermost serous layer
    2. visceral serous pericardium: innermost serous layer
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9
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3 layers of the heart (3)

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  1. epicardium: outermost layer, heart wall
  2. myocardium: middle layer, heart wall
  3. endocardium: innermost layer, heart wall
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10
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epicardium

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outermost layer heart wall

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11
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myocardium (4)

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  • middle layer heart wall
  • thickest layer (%95 of wall)
  • cardiac muscle tissue
  • generates pumping action
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12
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endocardium (3)

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  • innermost layer heart wall
  • smooth lining minimizes surface friction
  • prevents blood clotting
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13
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chambers of the heart are divided into right and left sides by what?

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septum

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14
Q

chambers of the heart are divided into upper and lower halves by?

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fibrous skeleton

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15
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atria (3)

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  • superior chambers
  • thin walled (2-3mm)
  • receive blood
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16
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right atrium (2)

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  • receives deoxygenated blood

- pumps deoxygenated blood into right ventricle

17
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left atrium (2)

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  • receives oxygenated blood

- pumps oxygenated blood into left ventricle

18
Q

intertrial septum (2)

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  • thin

- separates right and left atria

19
Q

fibrous skeleton of the heart (4)

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  • dense connective tissue
  • structural foundation
  • electrically insulates atria from ventricles
  • prevents dilation
20
Q

ventricles (2)

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  • inferior chambers

- pumps (ejects) blood

21
Q

right ventricle (2)

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  • receives deoxygenated blood

- pumps into pulmonary trunk

22
Q

left ventricle (4)

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  • receives oxygenated blood from L atrium
  • pumps under high pressure into aorta
  • thick walled
  • has greatest workload
23
Q

valves of the heart (3)

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  • entrances/exits of ventricles guarded by valves
  • open/close passively in response to pressure change
  • 4 valves ensure 1 directional flow of blood
24
Q

right semilunar valve

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  • “pulmonary valve”

- located exit from right ventricle

25
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left semilunar valve

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  • “aortic valve”

- located exit from left ventricle

26
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atrioventricular valves

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  • located between atriums/ventricles

- guards entrances

27
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right atrioventricular valve

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  • “tricuspid” valve

- entrance to right ventricle

28
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left atrioventricular valve

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  • “bicuspid/mitral” valve

- entrance to left ventricle

29
Q

papillary muscles/chordae tendinae

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-prevent eversion of atrioventricular valves during ventricular contractions

30
Q

cardiac cycle

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-events which comprise one complete heartbeat

31
Q

QRS complex

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represents rapid ventricular depolarization

32
Q

first sound/S1

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  • “lubb” sound

- closure of atrioventricular valves

33
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second sound/S2

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  • “dupp” sound

- closure of semilunar valves

34
Q

heart rate

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-resting adult rate 60-80 BPM

35
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