Soc 15 Structure Of Heart Flashcards

1
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Vasodilation

A

When blood vessels widen to allow for increased bloodflow

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2
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Vasoconstriction

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This is where veins shrink to preserve warmth inside the body and constrict bloodflow around the bodh

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3
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Cardio vascular:

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To do with the heart (cardio) and the blood vessels (vascular’)

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4
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Cardio respiratory system

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The interaction of the heart and lungs to supply oxygen to muscles during exercise.

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5
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Vascular shunting

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Process that diverts blood flow to active areas from inactive areas and vital organs to make blood flow and delivery of both oxygen and nutirents to muscles more efficient. This is achieved through vasodilation and vasoconstriction.

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6
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What rythm does the heart beat in?

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Lub dub rhythm

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7
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What is the First phase

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First phase is the systolic phase

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8
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What happens in the systolic phase.

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This is where blood is pumped from both atria into the venticles

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9
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What is the dub in the ‘lub dub” rythm

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This is where both ventricles contract (dub)

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10
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What happens after the dub beat?

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Deoxygenated blood is pumped out of the right ventricle to the lungs via the pulmonary artery.
Also, oxygenated blood leaves the left ventricle towards the working muscles through the aorta.

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11
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What is the second phase?

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The diastolic phase

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12
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What happens in the diastolic phase?

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This is when the heart is relaxing and refilling with the atria with blood.

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13
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What is blood pressure?

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It is the measure of the force your heart uses to pumo blood around the body

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14
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Red blood cells?

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They transport oxygen. Their haemoglobin and bioconcave shape maximise the amount of oxygen they can carry. They are important for any events which work aerobicslly to deliver oxygen to the working muscles.

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15
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White blood cells?

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They fight infection and disease and produce antibodies.

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16
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Plateletes?

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Formed in the bone marrow

Tiny fragments which clump together to clot blood and reduce bleeding

Blood is the first line of defence

Plateletes rush to an injured area and swell into irregular shapes and act as a plug.

17
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Plasma?

A

It transports hormones, nutrients and proteins to parts of the body that need it.

Cells here also remove waste products

18
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Thrombokinase

A

Substance involved in blood clotting

19
Q

Immune system

A

The structure and processes in your body that stop disease

20
Q

Plasma?

A

The fluid thats part of the blood

21
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Erythrocyte

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Red blood cell

22
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Anaemia

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A condition where there js a lack of red cells of haemoglobin in the blood

23
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Antibody

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A protein that attaches to antigens to provokate the destruction of a cell

24
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Leukocyte

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White blood cell

25
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Haemoglobin

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Red protein that carries oxygen in blood