Physiology Flashcards

1
Q

Cardioacceleratory centre

A

sympathetic neurons.

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2
Q

Cardioinhibitory centre

A

parasympathetic fibers

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3
Q

electrocardiograph which can detect the electrical currents of the heart
Can be detected with … ?

A

Leads or electrodes

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4
Q

deflections above and below the baseline.
-Atrial depolarization (SA node) ?

A

The P wave

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5
Q

deflections above and below the baseline.
Ventricular depolarization & atrial repolarization ?

A

The QRS complex.

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6
Q

deflections above and below the baseline.
Ventricular repolarization?

A

The T wave

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7
Q

action potential spreads through the atria and depolarizes them.

A

P wave

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8
Q

small downward deflection called

A

called Q,

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9
Q

tall sharp peak, called

A

R

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10
Q

final downward deflection, called

A

S

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11
Q

Atria repolarize here, then relax.

A

The QRS

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12
Q

Ventricular contraction begins shortly

A

after the QRS complex.

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13
Q

represents ventricular repolarization, immediately prior to ventricular relaxation.

A

T wave

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14
Q

blood forced from heart chambers

A

contraction = systole

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15
Q

heart fills with blood

A

relaxation = diastole

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16
Q

-Produced as a result of the AV valves closing at the start of ventricular contraction
-When blood pushed up underneath valves

A

first heart sound (S1)

17
Q

Produced as a result of the semilunar valves closing at the beginning of ventricular relaxation

A

second sound (S2)

18
Q

When decrease in pressure allows backflow from large arteries

A

second sound (S2)

19
Q

The first heart sound S1 is known as

A

lubb

20
Q

lasts a little longer than the second sound S2 known as

A

dubb

21
Q

the amount of blood pumped out by each ventricle in 1 minute.

A

Cardiac output (CO)

22
Q

It is the product of the heart rate (HR) and the stroke volume (SV)

A

Cardiac output (CO)

23
Q

the volume of blood pumped out by a ventricle with each heartbeat.

A

Stroke volume

24
Q

increases as the force of ventricular contraction increases

A

Stroke volume

25
Q

Difference between CO at rest and maximum CO

A

Cardiac reserve

26
Q

total resistance against which blood must be pumped

A

PR

27
Q

The sympathetic center in the medulla of the brain is activated to cause

A

vasoconstriction

28
Q

Certain kidney cells release the enzyme … into the blood when BP ….

A

renin

drops

29
Q

The most common cell in blood is the …. Disc-shaped.

A

red blood cells

30
Q

No nucleus

A

Red blood cell

31
Q

Transport oxygen to the tissues.

A

Red blood cells

32
Q

Carbon dioxide from tissues to lungs.

A

RBC Function: Transport

33
Q

The largest blood cell

A

White blood cells

34
Q

have large nuclei.

A

White blood cells

35
Q

most abundant plasma protein, transport of many substances

A

Albumins

36
Q

Plasma protein

A

Albumins

Fibrinogen

Globulins

37
Q

Plasma can be separated from the other component blood using a

A

Centrifuge