ch.23 Flashcards
blood flows from two chambered heart through the gills then the rest of the body
single circulation
body undergo deep pressure when goes through lungs, 3 chambered heart
double circulation
blood clotting
platelets
heart attack
myocardial infarction
the heart muscle is relaxed; blood flows into all four chambers of the heart
diastole
the atria contract, pushing blood into the ventricles
atrial systole
the ventricles contract; forcing blood out the heart
ventricular systole
both ventricles pump the same volume, but the left ventricles pumps with greater force
cardiac output
plaque/cholesterol that is plugging the blood from going to parts of the heart and leads to to MI;
atherosclerosis
What is the major constituent of atherosclerotic plaque?
cholesterol
Which of the following contribute to, or increase the risk of, heart disease? Choose all that apply.
smoking; sedentary lifestyle; a diet rich in animal products ; diabetes
Where does the signal to initiate a heart beat originate?
SA node
What is the role of the AV node?
to relay a signal for the ventricles to contract
What is the role of red blood cells?
to carry oxygen to all the parts of the body
What do we call the non-cellular fraction of blood?
plasma