Heart And Blood Vessle Flashcards

1
Q

Name 4 chambers of the heart

A

Right Atria, Right Ventricle, left atria, and left ventricle.

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2
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What is between the right and left part?

A

Septum

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3
Q

What is the thing between Atrium and Ventricle?

A

Atrioventicular Valve

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4
Q

What is between the ventricles and the blood vessel?

A

Semi-lunar Valve

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5
Q

Why does left ventricle has the thickest wall muscle?

A

Because it pumps all over the body

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6
Q

Name the vessel that distributes blood around the heart

A

Coronary artery

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7
Q

Vessel from heart to lungs

A

Pulmonary artery

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8
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Vessel from lungs to heart

A

Pulmonary vein

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9
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Vessel from heart to body

A

Aorta

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10
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Vessel from body to heart

A

Vena cava (inferior for lower part and superior for upper part)

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11
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What is single circulation

A

A circulation when blood only needs to go through the heart one time before it finishes one journey (fish)

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12
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What is double circulation

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Double circulation is when blood needs to go past the heart twice before it finishes one journey (mammals)

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13
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Explain the journey of blood in single circulation

A

Heart - gills - body - heart

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14
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Explain the journey of blood in two circulation (human)

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Body - vena cava - right atrium - right ventricle - pulmonary artery - lungs - pulmonary vein - left atrium - left ventricle - aorta - body

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15
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What is artery (and explain its traits)

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Artery is the blood vessel that take blood away from the heart. It has high pressure inside, thick wall, narrow and elastic lumen (the hollow part where blood flows) and no valves

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16
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What is vein (and it’s traits)

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Vein is the blood vessel that takes the blood into the heart. It has a low pressure inside, thin wall, wide lumen (the hollow part where blood flows), and some valves

17
Q

What is capillaries (and it’s traits)

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Capillaries is the vessel that distributes the blood all around the body to let it transfer its nutrients that it carries to the cells. It has a very low pressure inside, one cell thick (aka very thin) wall, very narrow lumen (the hollow part where blood flows) (blood have to squeeze through it) and no valves.

18
Q

What is deoxygenated blood?

A

Blood with low oxygen levels

19
Q

What is oxygenated blood?

A

Blood with high oxygen levels

20
Q

What does blood carry?

A

Oxygen, nutrients, and hormones

21
Q

Scientist gave a title in front of the name of the blood vessel to mark where it’s connected to. What name does they gave for heart?

A

Coronary

22
Q

Scientist gave a title in front of the name of the blood vessel to mark where it’s connected to. What name does they gave for lungs?

A

Pulmonary

23
Q

Scientist gave a title in front of the name of the blood vessel to mark where it’s connected to. What name does they gave for liver?

A

Hepatic

24
Q

Scientist gave a title in front of the name of the blood vessel to mark where it’s connected to. What name does they gave for kidney?

A

Renal

25
Q

What is plasma

A

The “water” part of blood that is 55% of the blood composition. It’s used to transport the nutrients to the body

26
Q

What is hemoglobin?

A

Is a protein who makes the blood able to carry blood (and makes it red)

27
Q

What type of white blood cell who is the one to eat the pathogen

A

Phagocytes (the one with something similar to a stomach

28
Q

Type of white blood cell to produce an antibody

A

Lymphocyte (drawn almost full)

29
Q

What does platelets do?

A

Clot the blood when a bleeding occurs.

30
Q

Who have and don’t have nucleus?

A

Have:
Lymphocyte
Phagocyte
Plasma
Don’t have:
Red blood cell
Platelets