Learning Objectives: Flashcards

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Describe the structure of the heart

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2
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Outline the flow of blood through the heart and body

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3
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Compare and contrast contraction in cardiac vs skeletal muscle and explain why action potentials in cardiac muscle are longer

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4
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Describe the role of calcium during contraction of cardiac muscle

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5
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Explain how auto rhythmic cells spontaneously generate action potentials

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6
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Outline the sequence of excitation in the heart through the cardiac conduction system

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7
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Explain what happens when the SA node is defective

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8
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Describe how contraction of the heart is controlled extrinsically

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9
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Describe the events seen in an ECG

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10
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Identify irregular ECG readings and describe the effects of these irregularities

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11
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Describe the cardiac cycle and interpret what is occurring at different stages on Wigger’s diagram

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12
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Describe the function of the components of the circulatory system and identify where most of the blood can be found

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13
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Define blood flow and explain the factors that determine flow rate

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14
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Apply Ohm’s law to determine how blood flow will change when pressure or resistance change

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15
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Explain why local blood flow is regulated

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16
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Identify factors that act as vasodilators or vasoconstrictors

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17
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Describe how long-term local blood flow regulation occurs

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18
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Define blood pressure and describe how changes in pressure difference change blood flow

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19
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Explain why pressure remains during diastole and predict how changes to distensibility affect blood pressure

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20
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Compare and contrast distensibility and pressure of arteries and veins. Explain how the venous and respiratory pumps function

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21
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Identify the variables involved in regulation of blood pressure

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22
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Discuss the function of the components of the cardiovascular center

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23
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Describe how baroreceptors, chemoreceptors, and higher brain centers regulate cardiovascular center

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24
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Identify hormones involved in short-term control of blood pressure

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25
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Identify how blood pressure is related in the short-term and long-term

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26
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Explain how direct renal mechanisms alter blood volume

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27
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Explain how indirect renal mechanisms alter blood volume

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28
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Define hypertension and identify the cause of different types of hypertension

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