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heart location
located btwn lungs in lower portion of mediastinum
btwn sternum & behind thoracic cavity
upper chambers & recieving chambers
atria
lower & discharging chambers
ventricles
inner layer of pericardium
visceral pericardium
or epicardium
outer layer of pericardium
parietal pericardium
tricuspid valve location
@ opening of R atrium into ventricle
bicuspid valve locaton
@ opening of L atrium into ventricle
aortic semilunar valve location
@ beginning of aorta
pulmonary semilunar valve location
@ beginning of pulmonary artery
"lub" sound caused by
vibration & closure of AV valves during contraction of the ventricles
"dub" sound caused by
closure of semilunar valves during relaxation of ventricles
coronary circulation
blood supplies oxygen & nutrients to myocardium
flows through R & L coronary arteries
cardiac cycle
avp. 72 bpm
ab. 0.8 seconds long
stroke volume
volume of blood EJECTED from 1 ventricle w/each beat
cardiac output
amt. of blood 1 ventricle can pump per minute
chordae tendineae
stringlike structure attach AV valves to wall of heart
avg. cardiac output
5L per minute @ rest
conduction system components
intercalated disks
SA node
AV node
Purkinje fibers
AV bundle (bundle of His)
cardiac cycle definition
each complete heartbeat
includes systole & diastole
artificial pacemaker
electrical device causes ventricular contractions at a rate fast enough to maintain an adequate circulation of blood
arteries
carry blood away
oxygenated blood
veins
carry blood toward
nonoxygenated blood
capillaries
carry blood from arterioles to venules
hepatic portal circulation assists with
homeostasis of blood glucose levels
hepatic portal vein location
btwn 2 capillary beds
fetal circulation
circulation b4 birth
blood pressure definition
push, or force, of blood in blood vessels
blood pressure gradient
causes blood to circulate
liquids flow from
area where pressure is higher to where it is lower
measure blood pressure by
mm of mercury
factors that influence blood pressure
blood volume
strength of contractions
blood viscosity
resistance to blood flow
blood viscosity
how easily blood flows (thicker or thinner)
blood volume
amount of blood carrying out of the ventricles
normal avg. arterial blood pressure
120/80
systolic/diastolic
central venous pressure
venous blood pressure within R atrium
venous return of blood to heart depends on 5 mechanisms
1. strongly beating heart
2. adequate arterial blood
3. valves in veins
4. pumping action of skeletal muscles when they contract
5. changing pressures in chest cavit caused by breathing
____ _____ divides the heart into R & L sides btwn the atria
interatrial septum
occlusion of a coronary artery
embolism
repolarization
begins just before the relaxation phase of cardiac muscle activity on an ECG
example of a semilunar valve
pulmonary
which part of the heat supplies oxygen to heart muscle
coronary arteries
the aorta carries blood OUT of the
L ventricle
superior vena cava RETURNS blood to the
R atrium
which vessel's walls are made up entirely of endothelial cells
vein
_____ _____ is made up of smooth muscle
tunica media
blood RETURNS from lungs during pulmonary circulation via
pulmonary veins
foramen ovale serves fetal circulation by
shunting blood from R atrium directly into L atrium
structure used to connect the aorta & pulmonary artery in fetal circulation
ductus arteriosus
which of the following is NOT an artery?
A. femoral
B. coronary
C. popliteal
D. inferior vena cava
D. inferior vena cava
what has valves to assist blood flow
veins
if the blood pressure in the arteries bcm equal to the avg. pressure in the arterioles, circulation would _____
stop
massive hemorrhage _____ blood pressure
decreases
stroke is often the result of ____ blood pressure
high
heart sounds are most easily heard by placing a stethoscope
directly over the apex
the valve located btwn the R atrium & the ventricle
tricuspid
blood rick in oxygen returns from lungs & enters L atrium of heart through the
pulmonary veins
heart block is treated by
implanting an artificial pacemaker
outermost layer of arteries & veins
tunica externa
blood pressure gradient is
vitally involved in keeping the blood flowing
arteries carry blood ____ from heart & ____ capillaries
away
toward
aorta carries blood out of
L ventricle
vena cavae returns blood to the
R atrium
capillary composition
1 layer of flat endothelial cells in membrane
allows substances to pass quickly
by constricting/ dialating, arterioles maintain
arterial blood pressure @ a normal level
hypertension
high blood pressure
peripheral resistance
any force that acts against the flow of blood
vasomotor mechanism
adjustment of a muscle tension in vessel walls to control blood pressure & blood flow
Author
trambam
ID
186212
Card Set
HSII Ch. 12
Description
cardiovascular system
Updated
2012-11-30T05:28:30Z
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