Heart Flashcards

1
Q

of chambers in the heart

A

4

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2
Q

how many oz. of blood can each chamber of the heart hold?

A

8-10 oz.

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3
Q

avg. adult heart size

A

14x9 cm

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4
Q

your heart is also the similar size of _

A

your fist

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5
Q

how many liters of blood does your heart pump per day?

A

7000 L

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6
Q

what kinds of muscle is your heart?

A

involuntary and cardiac

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7
Q

what is the apex?

A

lower rounded portion of the heart

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8
Q

pulse

A

measurement of throbbing arteries as blood is propelled through them

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9
Q

resting average heart rate

A

60-90 BPM

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10
Q

blood pressure

A

measurement of pressure against arterial walls

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11
Q

sphygmometer

A

used to measure BP

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12
Q

systolic BP

A

BP reading recorded when the ventricle contracts

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13
Q

diastolic BP

A

BP reading recorded when the heart relaxes

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14
Q

HDL

A

lipoprotein beneficial to the body

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15
Q

LDL

A

lipoprotein dangerous to the body

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16
Q

type O blood can receive

A

type O

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17
Q

type B blood can receive

A

type B and O

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18
Q

type AB blood can receive

A

type A, B, and O

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19
Q

type A blood can receive

A

type A and O

20
Q

universal blood type

21
Q

universal blood recipient

22
Q

heart attack

A

condition occurring due to a lack of blood to the heart

23
Q

arrhythmia

A

condition characterized by an irregular heartbeat

24
Q

hypertension

A

condition characterized by high blood pressure

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atherosclerosis
condition occurring due to arteries hardening
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heart murmur
condition occurring when an extra heart beat is detected
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superior vena cava
brings blood to the heart from the upper parts of the body
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inferior vena cava
brings blood to the heart from the lower parts of the body
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right atrium
thin-walled upper receiving chambers
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left ventricle
think-walled lower discharging chambers
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septum
divides the heart into a right and left side
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pericardium
surrounds and protects the heart
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pericardial fluid
fluid cushioning the heart
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endocardium
smooth inner lining of the heart's chambers
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tricuspid valve
valve allowing blood to flow into the right ventricle
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mitral (bicuspid) valve
valve allowing blood to flow into the left ventricle
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pulmonary valve
valve allowing blood to exit the right ventricle
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aortic valve
valve allowing blood to exit the left ventricle
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pulmonary arteries
arteries taking blood to the lungs for oxygen
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pulmonary veins
veins returning blood to the heart from the lungs
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aorta
largest artery in the heart
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myocardium
muscle of the heart wall
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right AV valve
tricuspid valve
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left AV valve
mitral valve
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right semi-lunar valve
pulmonary valve
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left semi-lunar valve
aortic valve
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path of blood through the heart
1. vena cava -> right atrium 2. right atrium -> tricuspid valve -> ventricle 3. ventricle -> pulmonary valve -> pulmonary arteries 4. pulmonary arteries -> lungs -> pulmonary veins -> left atrium 5. left atrium -> mitral valve -> ventricle 6. ventricle -> aortic valve -> aorta 7. aorta -> body