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Occurs on the left side of heart
Systematic circulation
These veins return blood from head
Jugular veins
Prevents the back flow of blood as the right ventricle contracts to pump blood to the lungs
Pulmonary semilunar valve
Created by the presence of salts and plasma proteins found in blood
Osmotic pressure
Takes blood from heart to small intestines
Mesentery artery
Known as the pacemaker, as it initiates the heartbeat
The SA node
The expansion of blood vessels during systole
Pulse
Substances tend to move into the cells on what side of the capillaries
Arterial
Number of layers of tissue in arteries
3
A device used for measuring blood pressure
Sphygmomanometer
Blood pressure is lowest in the
Venules and veins
Type of muscle found in the heart
Cardiac
Carry blood to head
Carotid arteries
Substances tend to move out of cells and into blood on what side of capillaries
Venous
Structures in veins which prevent the back flow of blood
Valves
Tiny blood vessels which deliver nutrients to individual cells
Capillaries
Returns blood from the parts of the body that are above heart
Superior vena cava
Max contraction of the ventricles - highest pressure
Systole
The wall which divides the 2 sides of the heart
Septum
These arteries and veins take blood to and from the arms
Subclavian arteries
Another name for the left atrioventricular valve
Bicuspid
Take blood to ❤️
Coronary arteries
What is affected by stress, oxygen levels, exercised and blood pressure
Heart rate
Total cross sectional area of the blood vessels is highest in where
Capillary beds