Cardiovascular Flashcards

1
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1) What are parts of the cardiovascular system?

A

Heart
Blood
Blood vessels

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2
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what are the functions of the cardiovascular system?

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-Blood

-Carries food, oxygen and other substances to
the cells throughout the body so they can live and function

-helps with injuries and healing

-Blood vessels regulate body temperature

-produces and carries cells that defend body from disease- causing organisms ( remember lymphatic system )

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3
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what are the heart 4 chambers ?

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-Right atrium
-left atrium
-Right ventricle
-left ventricle

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3
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what does atria ( Atrium ) do ?

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Atrium receive blood

-Right atrium : receive blood from body tissues
left Atrium : receive blood from lungs

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4
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what does ventricle do?

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ventricles pimp blood out of the heart

  • Right ventricle: pumps blood to the lungs
  • Left ventricle: pumps blood to the rest of the body
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4
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What is valves ??

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Located between atria and ventricles - allows blood to flow in one direction

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4
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What is heart rate ?

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  • The rate at which the heart beats
  • Heart beat is initiated by the heart’s electrical system
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5
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Find our pulses

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Check cardio vascular system page 9/19

PP

Answer:

  • Temporal on the side of the temple
  • Carotid in the neck
  • radial at the wrist
  • brachial at the elbow
  • pedal in the foot
  • posterior tibial at the ankle
  • femoral at the groin
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6
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What does blood pressure do ??

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Measures how much forces is applied to the blood against the artery’s walls

SYSTOLIC ( SBP ) : when the ventricles are contract

DIASTOLIC : ( DBP ) : when the ventricles are relaxed

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7
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Consist of blood cells and plazma:

What is red blood ??

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It’s erythrocytes
Hemoglobin: picks up the oxygen and releases it

When blood is ( bright red ) : hemoglobin is filled with oxygen

When blood is ( bluish red ) : hemoglobin has released oxygen to tissues

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8
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What is White blood ?

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Is called leukocytes

It protect the body from infection

Platelets

Necessary from blood clotting

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9
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Blood vessels :

What is Arteries ???

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Carry blood away from the heart

Branch into arterioles —-> capillaries

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10
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Blood vessels :

What is Veins ??

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Veins return blood to the heart

Empty dark bluish red from the body into the right atrium

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11
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What do we observe?

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Skin temperature
Skin Color
Pulse
Blood pressure
Oxygen saturation

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12
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Blood vessels:

What re in blood vessels??

A

Arteries
Arterial
Aorta
Veins

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13
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Role of Arteries ??

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Keeps blood away from the heart

14
Q

Def of arterial ?

A

Blood is rich in oxygen

15
Q

What is Aorta ?

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It is the largest artery, brunches are smaller arteries that carries blood to all parts of the body.

16
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What is Aorta ?

A

It is the largest artery, brunches are smaller arteries that carries blood to all parts of the body.

17
Q

What are the smaller brunches of arteries called ??

A

They re called capillaries

18
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Role of veins ?

A

Return blood back to the heart

19
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What re the smaller brunches of veins called?

20
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What re 2 main veins?

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Inferior vena cava —— carries blood from trunk to legs

Superiors vena cava —— carries blood from the head to arms

Venous blood is dark red —- little O2 and lost of CO2