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5711101227 | Heart and blood vessels transport: | water, gases, proteins and hormones | 0 | |
5711109707 | heart location | mediastenum 2/3 of the heart is on the left of the midline | 1 | |
5711125050 | Stronger pump | left side bottom Left | 2 | |
5711130084 | Tricuspid valve is | three cusps | 3 | |
5711138021 | Bicuspid valve is | two cusps | 4 | |
5711148360 | 3 areas that dump blood into the atrium: | coronary sinus, superior vena cava, inferior vena cava | 5 | |
5711164204 | Pulmonary is | the only place in the body that carries oxygenated blood from the lungs to the left atrium | 6 | |
5711180974 | Right side of heart consists (Lungs) | right atrium, right ventricle takes low content of oxygen blood from the body and into the lungs for oxygenation | 7 | |
5711226043 | Left side of the heart consists (Body) | left atrium, left ventricle take high content of oxygen blood from the lungs and into the rest of the body | 8 | |
5711257939 | Top part of the heart consists | atrial kick weaker pump | 9 | |
5711263453 | Bottom part of the heart consists | pulmonary and systematic circuits stronger pump | 10 | |
5711278947 | Blood pH | 7.35 | 11 | |
5711293442 | Atrial fibrillation | no atrial kick hypertension, rapid firing through pulmonary veins, clot formation in the atrium | 12 | |
5711315753 | AV (atrioventricular valves) | allow blood to flow from atria to ventricles | 13 | |
5711326539 | SA (semilunar valves) | allow blood to flow from the ventricles into the outflow vessels | 14 | |
5711383132 | chordea tendineae | and contract to prevent inversion or prolapse of these valves on systole (or ventricular contraction) attached to papillary muscle | 15 | |
5711576662 | papillary muscle | prevents valves from trauma, slowly closing them instead of slamming them | 16 | |
5711591570 | each cusp makes up | 1/3 of the valves | 17 | |
5712325653 | arteries | carry oxygenated blood, thick because they are under a lot pressure and exposed to high pressures and friction forces | 18 | |
5712325654 | veins | carry deoxygenated blood, thin because they are exposed to low pressure and minimal friction forces | 19 | |
5712341746 | epicardium | thin, transparent outer layer | 20 | |
5712351925 | myocardium | thick middle layer, is composed of cardiac muscle | 21 | |
5712393128 | endocardium | simple squamous epithelium | 22 | |
5712383817 | ventricle syncytium | squeezing blood from the apex to the outflow vessels | 23 | |
5712370861 | atrial muscle syncytium | contracts to force blood into the ventricles | 24 | |
5712424628 | cardiac output | heart rate x stroke volume | 25 | |
5712443166 | cardioaccelatory system is found | medulla carotid body and in the arch of the aorta rely information about blood pressure and blood flow to CAS (cardio acc sys) | 26 | |
5712886931 | heart murmur | abnormal sound that consists of a flow noise that is heard before, between, or after the lubb-dupp or that may mask the normal sounds entirely | 27 | |
5712912791 | systole | contraction | 28 | |
5712912793 | diastole | relaxation | 29 | |
5712939449 | P wave | atrial depolarization | 30 | |
5712944932 | P-Q wave | time it takes for atrial kick to fill the ventricles | 31 | |
5712960489 | QRS wave | ventricular depolarization (pumping) and atrial repolarization (filling) | 32 | |
5712974278 | S-T wave | time it takes to empty the ventricles before they repolarize (fill) | 33 | |
5713006382 | brachial artery | is where you check blood pressure | 34 | |
5713012273 | normal blood pressure | 120/80 | 35 | |
5713029636 | during atrial systole | the ventricles are relaxed | 36 | |
5713039523 | during ventricle diastole | the atria are relaxed | 37 |