MulCho 1st exam Flashcards
Type of coronary artery disease involving only partial obstruction
ANGINA PECTORIS
Transports ferric ions in the blood
TRANSFERRIN
Measure of homogeneity of RBC population size
RED BLOOD CELL DISTRIBUTION WIDTH (RDW)
Hemolytic disease of the newborn
ERYTHROBLASTOSIS FETALIS
Abnormal type of Hb in alpha thalassemia if 3 genes are defective
Hb H
Inhibits platelet adhesion & release
PROSTACYCLIN
Most common inherited bleeding disorder
von WILLEBRAND DISEASE
R atrium receives blood from how many veins
3
Blood from R atrium to R ventricle
TRICUSPID VALVE
Raised bundles of cardiac muscles
TRABECULAE CARNAE
Blood from R ventricle to lungs
PULMONARY VALVE
Which is true regarding coronary arteries
A. Anterior interventricular branch - supplies to walls of both ventricles
B. Circumflex artery - supplies to walls of L atrium & ventricle
C. Posterior interventricular branch - supplies walls of both ventricles
D. Marginal artery - supplies to myocardium of R ventricle
ANO SAGOT DITO
Heart sound during heart cycle due to blood turbulence
S4
Average stroke volume
70 mL/ beat
True regarding factors affecting stroke volume
Preload: degree of stretch on the heart before it contracts
Myocardial contractility: forcefulness of contraction of individual muscle fibers
Afterload: pressure that must be exceeded before ejection of blood from ventricles can occur
AOTA
Not an example of negative inotropic
A. digitalis B. ↓ contractility C. anoxia D. ↑K+ in ECF E. acidosis
A. digitalis
Type of capillary, plasma membrane of endothelial cells; forms a tube interrupted by intercellular clefts
CONTINUOUS CAPILLARIES
For large insoluble molecules that cannot cross capillary walls
TRANSCYTOSIS
Velocity of blood flow from arteries to capillaries
DECREASES HAPPINESS
increase Na and water reabsorption
ALDOSTERONE
2 most impt baroreceptor reflexes
AORTIC & CAROTID SINUS REFLEXES
Vasodilating substances
K+, H+, Lactic acid, Adenosine, NO, Kinins, Histamines
Transfer oxygenated blood from vertebral arteries to circle of Willis of brain
BASILAR ARTERY
Transfer oxygenated blood from common carotid arteries to circle of Willis
INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERIES