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50 Cards in this Set
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what is parietal pericardium?
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loose fitting sac around the heart
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stroke volume?
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volume of blood ejected from ventricle during each beat
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what is Systole?
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when contraction of heart occurs;
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what is Diastole?
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when heart relaxes
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where is Sinoatrial Node?
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conduction system
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2 things sinoastrial node know as?
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SA node & PACEMAKER
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what is cardiac output?
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volume of blood pumped by the heart per minute
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bradycardia hearts beats below __ beats per minute
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60
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first heart sound is caused by?
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closing of Mitral Valve & Semi Lunar Valve
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another name for atherosclerosis
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hardening of the arteries
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Embolism may lead to?
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myocardial inFARCtion
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___ shock is a result from blood loss
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hypovalemic
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___ shock is a result from heart failure
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CARDIOgenic
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__ shock from severe allergic reaction
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anaphyletic
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inflammation of a vein
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phlebitis
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what is arteriosclerosis?
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build up on arterial walls are weakened & arteries are obstructed
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aneurysm is an abnormal ___ of the ___. because of ____ in the __
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widening of the arteries .
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right lymph returns __% of the __ from the body back to the __
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right lymph returns 25 % of the lymph from the body back to the blood
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the thoracic duct carries most __ from the ___ back to the ___
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lymph from the body back to the blood
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the Cristerna Chyli is part of the ____ duct & serves as ______________
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thoracic duct & serves as storage for lymph
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__ is given to patients to dissolve clots
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TPA
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TPA stands for?
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Tissue Plasminogyn activator
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how many types of wbc?
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5
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Neutrophils
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fighting and defending the body against infections of bacterial and fungal variety.
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Eosinophils
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protection from infections; parasites, allergens
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Basophils
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body fight against allergies and antigens, this is possible as they help in releasing chemical histamine.
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Monocytes
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presenting the T cells with pathogens for their destruction.
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Lymphoctes
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release antibodies
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sickle cell & thalassemia are both types of ___ anemia
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hemolytic anemia
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what carries oxygenated blood from mother to the baby?
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umbilical vein
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person with anti-a & anti-b antibodies = what type of blood type?
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type O
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blood O is the universal___
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donor
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AB type is the universal ___
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recipient
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lymph is formed by ___ fluid
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interstitial
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the right atrium helps do what?
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push blood thru pulomnary circulation
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tricupsid valve is on __ side of the heart
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right
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exposure to high radiation or toxic chemicals can cause _
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aplastic anemia
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structure known as adenoids
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pharyngeal tonsil
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what carries most lymph from the body back to the blood
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thoracic duct
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part of the thoracic duct & is storage?
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cristeran chyli
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swelling & tenderness of lymph nodes
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lymphenitis
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organ rich in blood
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spleen
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returns 25% lymph back to the body
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lymphatic duct
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what are lacteals
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lymphatic capillaries in the wall of small intestines; transports
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is bigger as child & shrinks with age
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thymus
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not being able to get chickenpox is an ex/ of _?
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natural active
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lupus attacks what immunity?
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autoimmunity
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what protects the body from pathological bacteria & foreign tissue cells?
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immune system
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specific immunity
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ability to recognize, respond to & remember harmful bacteria
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natural immunity
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exposure not deliberate
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