exam- respiratory system Flashcards
Conducting System
Nasal Cavity
• Larynx / Pharynx
• Trachea
• Bronchi
Conducting System Function
• Warms • Filters • Moistens • Delivers Air to the gas exchange regions of lungs (alveoli)
components of the circulatory system
- heart
- blood
- blood vessels
blood vessels
- arteries
- capillaries
- veins
- arteries DONT allow transfer, further away from the heart the smaller they get
- cant transfer but can move
- carry blood away from the heart
- usually oxygenated blood
- withstand high pressure - capillaries transfer blood to your tissues (gases, nutrients)
- EXHANGE, DIFUSE, TRANSFER GASES
- let air & small particles through (gases, nutrients)
- thin walled - veins return blood to the heart
- blood in the veins have no pressure - little movement
- need assistance in returning blood to the heart
- veins have valves
vasoconstriction
when the muscle contracts and the artery gets smaller (restricted)
- reduces opening
- reduced blood flow
vasodilation
when the blood vessel (muscle around the artery) relaxes
- opening becomes bigger
- heavier blood flows
HEART
left side - oxygenated
right side - un oxygenated
-muscular pump
function of the heart
- deliver oxygen/nutrients
- removes waste
- maintains body temp
-fuel (muscle)
contract > pump blood
relaxes > fills up with blood
ATRIA
- upper chambers
- left/right
- receives blood from body lungs
- left side - oxygenated back from the lungs
VENTRICLES
- lower chambers
- left side- to body cells
SEPTUM
- right side - to lungs de ox
- divides the heart into left and right
VALVES
- allow blood flow in one direction only
- are between the atria
heart rate
- the number of beats in 1 minute
blood pressure
-SYSTOLIC - HIGH
the pressure in the arteries when the left ventricle contracts and forces blood out of the heart
-DIASTOLIC- HEALTHY 120
the pressure in the arteries when the left ventricles relates refills and therefore blood flow drops
stroke volume
- the amount of blood pumped by the left ventricle per beat (contraction), rest 75-100ml