Chp 2 Cardiac And Respiratory Flashcards

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Distole phase

A

Filling with blood

Relaxed

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The cardiac system is made up of

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The heart
Blood
Vessels - veins, arteries, cappilaries

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Systole phase

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Pumping blood out contraction

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Stroke volume

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Measure of how much blood is pumped out of the heart each time it beats.
Av 70-90mL
Increases up to 40% max during exercise

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Cardiac output

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Stroke volume x heart rate
= amount of blood pumped out per min
At rest 80mL x 60 bpm = 4800 mL/m
Max exercise 130mL x 200 bpm = 26000 mL/m

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Circulation of blood through the body

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Right atrium
Tricuspid valve
Right ventricle
Pulmonary valve
Pulmonary artery
Lungs
Pulmonary vein
Left atrium
Bicuspid valve
Left ventricle 
Aortic valve
Aorta
Body
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Amount of blood in the body

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Adult male: approx 5-6L

Adult female: approx 4-5L

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Blood contains

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Blood cells - red, white and platelets
Plasma
45% , 55%

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Red blood cells

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Produced in bone marrow

Contains protein haemoglobin ( carries oxygen)

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White blood cells

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Produced in 
bone marrow, 
lymph tissue, 
spleen
Fight infection (. Absorbs and digests)
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Platelets

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Produced in bone marrow

Forms blood clots

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Plasma

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Clear , yellowish fluid
90% water (dehydration)
Transports nutrients and waste
Protein fibrinogen - blood clotting

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Functions of the blood

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-Transportation of
Gases
Fuels
Minerals
-Protection against dehydration and infection
-Maintains equilibrium via enzyme and hormone regulation

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Systolic blood pressure

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Pressure/ force against the heart walls when it’s pumping

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Diastolic blood pressure

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Pressure/ force against the heart walls as it’s relaxed

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Syphgmomanometer

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Measures blood pressure
Typical reading
120 mmhg
80 mmhg

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Vascular network blood flows through

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Arteries - arterioles 
Away from the heart
Cappilaries 
Muscles
Venules - veins
Back to the heart
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Precappilary sphincter

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A band if smooth muscle that adjusts the blood flow into each capillary

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Pulmonary diffusion

A

The gaseous exchange that occurs in the lungs

19
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Respiratory system network

A
Nose/mouth
Pharaynx
Larynx
Trachea
Bronchus ( left or right)
Bronchi
Bronchioles
Alveoli
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Tidal volume

A

Amount of air inhaled and exhaled per breath average 500-600

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Pulmonary/minute ventilation (Ve)

A

= respiratory rate x tidal volume

At rest = 12 x .5 = 6.0L/min

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Vital capacity

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The amount of oxygen your lungs can hold

23
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Steady state

A

Oxygen supply = oxygen demand
Experienced when jogging
When oxygen supply cannot equal the demand it is know as VO2 maximum

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Inspiration

A

Breathing in
Chest expands
Diaphragm contracts
Volume of lungs increase

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Expiration

A

Breathing out
Chest contracts
Diaphragm relaxes
Volume of lungs decrease

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Functions of pulmonary diffusion

A

Provide body with oxygen

Remove carbon dioxide
Happens between alveoli and cappilaries

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Arteriovenous oxygen difference

A- VO2 diff

A

Indication of oxygen concentration between the veins and arteries
How much oxygen the body used
At rest: 15ml O2 per 100ml
As exercise intensity rises the avo2 diff will increase