Stricture Of The Heart Flashcards

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What is the heart enclosed in?

A

A pericardial sac.

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What is the human heart?

A

A four-chambered muscular organ.

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Looking at a picture of a basic heart diagram what is on the right hand side?

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left atrium at the top & the left ventricle at the bottom

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Looking at a basic diagram of the heart what is on the left hand side?

A

Right atrium at the top & right ventricle at the bottom

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What do veins do?

A

Take blood back to the heart.

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What are the two atria’s?

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thin-walled chambers that receive blood from the veins.

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why do the two ventricles have thicker walls?

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because the blood pumps with more pressure.

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What is systole?

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where the muscle chambers of the heart contract

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What is diastole?

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where the muscle chambers of the heart relax

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When the atrium systole contracts (squeezing blood into ventricles) what do the ventricles do?

A

Relax (diastole)

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When ventricles systole they squeeze blood into the arteries taking blood away from the heart, what do the atriums then do?

A

Relax (diastole)

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When atriums are full, what are ventricles?

A

Empty

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When ventricles are full, what are atriums?

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Empty

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There are trapdoors between Atriums and Ventricles, what are they called?

A

Tricuspid & bicuspid. (Tri before you Bi)

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What does the septum do?

A

Separate the tricuspid and bicuspid valves.

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When atriums fill up, a signal is sent down what?

A

The septum to signal the other parts to do their job.

16
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Does the pulmonary vein bring oxygenated blood to the heart from the lungs?

A

yes

17
Q

The blood from the pulmonary vein goes into the left or right atrium?

A

Left

18
Q

From the pulmonary vein to atrium then ventricle (left), where does the blood then go?

A

Into an artery called the Aorta.

19
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From the Aorta where does the blood go?

A

All around the body.

20
Q

What artery is under the most pressure?

A

The aorta

21
Q

which side has lower CO2 and oxygenated blood?

A

Left side. (Looking at it, on the right side).

22
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Which side has the highest CO2 and deoxygenated blood?

A

The right side. (Looking at it, the left side).

23
Q

When deoxygenated blood returns the heart after being around the body, where does it come through?

A

The vena cava

24
Q

The timing of the cardiac cycle is controlled by what?

A

The SAN

25
Q

what is the SAN?

A

part of the heart muscle that acts as a pacemaker

26
Q

Does the SAN muscle send impulses over the atrial walls to cause both atriums to contract?

A

Yes

27
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What does the SEPTUM stop?

A

impulses from the SAN muscle going straight to the ventricles.