The Heart

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Question 2

We have a double circulatory system and a 4 chambered heart. What does this mean…

• double circulatory system:
• four chambered heart:

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Question 7

What are the four chamber of the heart?

• visualise a diagram of them

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Question 8

What are the 4 major valves in the heart?

• visualise a diagram of them

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Question 9

What are the 4 blood vessels that flow into or out of the heart?

• visualise a diagram of them

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Question 10

Visualise these on a diagram of a heart - could you label them?

• papillary muscle
• tendinous cords
• septum
• pericardium (heart muscle)

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Question 12

What happens in atrial systole?

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Question 13

What happens in ventricular systole?

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Question 14

What happens in diastole?

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Visualisation test:

Can you picture a graph of pressure change (y axis) against time (x axis). It should have 3 lines

• Left Atrium pressure
• Left ventricle pressure
• Aorta pressure

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Question 18

6 mark Essay Practice:

Describe how electrical activity in the heart causes the events of the cardiac cycle.

First the SAN…..

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Question 21

Visualisation task:

Can you picture the ECG from a single heart beat?

What would it look like and what is each part of the diagram called?

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Question 23

What is a P wave (on an ECG trace)

• visualise
• what event is it linked to

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Question 24

What is a QRS complex (on an ECG trace)

• visualise
• what event is it linked to

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Question 25

What is a T wave (on an ECG trace) - visualise - what event is it linked to

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