Heart

Question 1

Auricle

Answer 1

External wrinkled flap of atrium

Question 2

Base

Answer 2

Top

Question 3

Apex

Answer 3

Bottom

Question 4

Semilunar valve

Answer 4

Aortic pulmonary

Question 5

Atrioventricular valves

Answer 5

Bicuspid

Question 6

Bicuspid valve

Answer 6

Left side

Question 7

Tricuspid valve

Answer 7

Right side

Question 8

Mitral valve

Answer 8

Same as the bicuspid

Question 9

Artery

Answer 9

Away

Question 10

Vein

Answer 10

Toward

Question 11

Foramen ovale

Answer 11

Fetal circulation opening in right atrium

Question 12

Fossa oval is

Answer 12

Remnant of ovale

Question 13

Passageway between Palm. Artery and aorta

Answer 13

Ligamentum arteriosum

Question 14

Remnant of ductus

Answer 14

Ductus arteriosus

Question 15

Muskie in atria and wall

Answer 15

Pectinate m

Question 16

M that closes AV valves

Answer 16

Papillary m

Question 17

M on ventricular walls

Answer 17

Trabeculae carneae

Question 18

Opening in right atrium returns CO2 rich blood to Ruhr atrium

Answer 18

Coronary sinus

Question 19

Indentation that separates atria from ventricle, externally

Answer 19

Coronary sulcus

Question 20

How do atrioventricular valves open

Answer 20

Chordae tendineae and papillary m. Relax

Question 21

Semilunar valves open

Answer 21

Force of blood

Question 22

Right atrium receives blood from the

Answer 22

Superior and inferior vena cava

Question 23

Oxygenated blood is delivered to the surface of the myocardium by the

Answer 23

Coronary arteries

Question 24

Endocardium

Answer 24

Squamous c.t. Lining the chambers and valves

Question 25

Epicardium

Answer 25

Same as visceral pericardium

Question 26

Myocardium

Answer 26

Same

Question 27

Parietal pericardium

Answer 27

Outermost layer

Question 28

Visceral pericardium

Answer 28

Innermost layer

Question 29

Serous pericardium

Answer 29

Parietal and visceral combined

Question 30

What's the average pulse for a healthy adult? Average blood pressure

Answer 30

70 Bpm | 120/80 mmHg

Question 31

Systemic circulations

Answer 31

Heart body heart

Question 32

Pulmonary circulation

Answer 32

Heart lung heart

Question 33

Coronary circulation

Answer 33

To heart muscle, itself

Question 34

What does the ductus arteriosus close? What purpose does it serve in the fetus?

Answer 34

With 1st breath that the baby takes, by-passes the fetal lungs during development

Question 35

When does the foremen ovale close? What purpose does it serve in the fetus?

Answer 35

A few days/weeks after birth. By-passes fetal lungs

Question 36

Pericarditis

Answer 36

Inflammation of pericardium- usually a viral infection

Question 37

Compression of the heart due to build up of fluid or blood around it is called

Answer 37

Cardiac tamponade

Question 38

Cpr

Answer 38

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Question 39

MVp

Answer 39

Mitral valve prolapse

Question 40

What is wrong with a blue baby

Answer 40

Cyanosis- can be due to blood flow between the right and left atrium

Question 41

Rheumatic fever can permanent damage heart valves. What causes it?

Answer 41

Viral infection

Question 42

Valve replacements come from

Answer 42

Pig or cow

Question 43

What is a heart attack

Answer 43

Heart stops beating then a infarete occurs if there is dance or scaring to the muscle

Question 44

Systole

Answer 44

Amount of force when heart muscle contracts

Question 45

Diastolic

Answer 45

Heart relaxed

Question 46

Myocardial infarction

Answer 46

Heart attack, can leave behind a dead area called an infarete

Question 47

Aneurism

Answer 47

Weakening or bulging of an artery

Question 48

Atherosclerosis

Answer 48

Build up of fat inside arteries, plaque which restricts blood flow

Question 49

Arteriosclerosis

Answer 49

Hardening of artery walls

Question 50

Lubb

Answer 50

Av valves closing

Question 51

3 pulse points

Answer 51

Carotid, radial, femoral

Question 52

Murmur

Answer 52

aV valve doesn't close completely. Usually bicuspid

Question 53

Semilunar valve

Answer 53

Pulmonary and aortic, at exits of the heart, close due to lack of blood pushing against the valve

Question 54

Arteries always go

Answer 54

Away

Question 55

Veins always go

Answer 55

Toward

Question 56

Atrioventricular

Answer 56

Bicuspid and tricuspid, attached by strings to papillary muscles

Question 57

Atrium

Answer 57

Upper chamber