the heart and blood vessels Flashcards

1
Q

why does the septum separates the two sides o the human heart

A

to prevent oxygenated blood and deoxygenated blood from mixing

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2
Q

describe one difference between the walls of the right and left ventricle

A

the walls of the left ventricle were thicker than the walls of the right

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3
Q

which vein carries blood richest in oxygen

A

pulmonary vein

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4
Q

which vein carries blood between the intestine and the liver

A

aorta

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5
Q

which vein carries blood lowest in metabolic waste

A

renal vein

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6
Q

which vein carries blood into the right atrium of the heart

A

vena cava

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7
Q

give a detailed account of the heart cycle, to include the functions of the sa node and the av node

A

sa node sneds an impulse to the aorta
av node sends an impulse to the ventricles
atria contracts, bicuspid anf tricuspid valves open, blood is pumped to the ventricles

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8
Q

name the period of the heart cycle when the cardiac muscle of the heart is contracting, non contracting

A

contracting - systole
non contracting - diastole

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9
Q

explain how the ventricles are contracting

A

semilunar valves are open

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10
Q

state th location of the SA node in the heart

A

wall of right atrium

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11
Q

name the circuit to which the right ventricle pumps blood

A

pulmonary

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12
Q

name the circuit to which the left ventricle pumps blood

A

systemic

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13
Q

each heartbeat creates two audible sounds, what causes these sounds

A

valves closing

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14
Q

what is the function of the coronary artery

A

to supply heart muscle with blood

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15
Q

describe the effect on the cicurlatory system of smoking

A

increase heart rate

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16
Q

why is the blood in the right side of the heart kept separate from blood in the left

A

the blood in the right is deoxygenated, the blood in the left is oxygenated

17
Q

what is meant by the term diastole

A

when heart chambers relax

18
Q

how did you identify the right hand side from the left hand side of the heart

A

the left ventricle side has a thicker cardiac muscle than the right side

19
Q

on which surface of the heart did you observe the coronary artery

A

top front surface

20
Q

describe how you dissected the heart to identify the bicuspid valve

A

we disinfected our scalpel and put on our lab coats, we placed the heart on our lab coats, we placed the heart on our dissecting board and identified the top and bottom surface, we carefully cut the left ventricle open with a scalpel to identify our bicuspid valve

21
Q

state the precise location of one semilunar valve and describe how you further dissected the heart to locate this valve

A

the semi lunar valve was located at the base of the aorta, we cut into the aorta

22
Q

the sounds created during the cardiac cycle

A

caused by valves closing, tricuspid and bicuspid valve close

23
Q

state the precise location and describe the role of the SA node

A

causes the ventricles, atria and valves to contract (systole) SA node is located in the wall of the right atriums

24
Q

state the precise location and describe the role of AV node

A

AV sends regular electrical impulses down the septum, the AV node is located in the septum

25
Q

what exactly is being measured when a persons blood pressure is taken

A

force of blood against wall go the artery