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NAME THE BLOOD CELL THAT CARRIES O2 AND CO2
RED BLOOD CELL
WHAT TISSUE MAKES UP YOUR HEART
CARDIAC TISSUE
HOW MANY EXITS DOES OXYGENATED BLOOD LEAVE THE HEART
FOUR
BRACHIOCEPHALIC TRUNK
LEFT COMMON CAROTID
LEFT SUBCLAVIAN
DECENDING AORTA
HOW MANY OPENINGS ENTERS THE RIGHT ATRIUM
TWO
IF A PATIENT HAS 9 BEATS PER 10 SECONDS, WHAT IS THEIR HEART RATE?
64 BPM
WHAT IS CONSIDERED TO BE A NORMAL BLOOD PRESSURE
120/80 mmHG
NAME FOUR VALVES FOUND IN THE HEART AFTER THE THE LEFT AND RIGHT ATRIUMS AND VENTRICLES
TRICUSPID
PULMONARY SEMILUNAR
AORTIC SEMILUNAR
BIOUSPID
NAME TWO PARTS OF THE HEART THAT THE MAIN BLOOD FLOW DOES NOT PASS THROUGH
INTERVENTRICULAR SEPTUM
APEX
A FLUIDS RESISTANCE TO FLOW
VISCOSITY
THE INSTRUMENT USED TO MEASURE BLOOD PRESSURE
SPHYGMOMANOMETER
YOU PLACE THE SPHYGMOMANOMETER OVER WHAT VESSEL?
BRACHIAL
NAME THE 4 DIFFERENT TYPES OF BLOOD AND THIER RESPECTIVE PRECENTAGE IN THE USA
A - 40%
B-10%
AB-4%
O-46%
What is blood pressure measured in?
mmHG
Millimeters of mercury
What is the volume in liters of your blood
5 to 6 liters
Name the three Circuits in the circulatory system
Systemic (the biggest)
pulmonary
coronary
What is the universal donor?
type O blood
What is the universal recipient ?
Ab blood
Describe the sound of the heart
Lubb Dupp
How many sounds does the heart make?
4
Veins that have become distended
Varicose Veins
A negative reaction in blood testing means?
that the blood is compatible
When blood flows backwards
Blood regurgitation
The tip of the heart
Apex
What is H.D.N.
Hemolytic disease of the Newborn , when the mothers blood is not compatible with the childs.

occurs when then the Father has Rh+ blood and the mother has Rh- blood .
Name 5 of the 8 functions of whole blood
Transports dissolved gases (02 and CO2)
Transport metabolic waste
Regulates body temp
Clot
Distributes nutrients
Rh Factor
Rhesus Monkey
(Hb) chemical that enables O2 and CO2 to penetrate a cell
Hemoglobin
Floating or drifting blood clot
Embolism
weakness in the wall of a vessel resulting in a blow out of the vessel
Aneurysm
an inability to clot
Hemophilia
Massive bleeding
Hemorrhage
Substance making blood vessels larger due to blood flow
Vasodiliator
Very small tube inserted into the body to put in or remove materials
Catheter
Fluctuations of the heart beats (irregular heart beat)
Arrhythmia
When the heart stops functioning
Cardiac Arrest
Instrument used to shock the heart to restart it
Defibrillator
Used to listen to internal body sounds
Stethoscope
Internal body sounds
Auscultation
amount of blood exiting the heart per cardiac cycle (80mL)
Heart Stroke Volume
Blood pressure when the heart is contracting (top number) (120mmHg)
Systolic Pressure
Blood pressure when the heart is relaxed (bottom number) (80mmHg)
Diastole pressure
Outer layer of the heart muscle
Epicardium
Middle layer of the heart muscle
Myocardium
Inner layer of the heart muscle
Endocardium
Stationary blood clot
Aneurysm
Varicose veins found in the anal area
Hemorrhoids
High blood pressure
Hypertension
Low blood pressure
hypotension
Name 5 pressure points
- Carotid
- Brachial
- Femoral
- Poplital (behind the knee)
- Radial (wrist)
Name the 4 sounds of the heart and justify
S1- Lubb- AV valves are closed , semilunars are open
S2- Dupp- Av valves are open , semilunars are closed
S3- very faint - blood filling ventricles
S4- not heard- blood filling aorta
The Completion of all 4 heart sounds
Cardiac Cycle
What is the general pathway of blood. Starting at the Heart
heart - artery - ateriole - capillary(O2) - capillary bed - capillary(CO2) - venuole- vein - Heart
Takes blood away from the heart
Artery
Takes blood to the heart
Vein
Small vessel that carries or takes blood to or from a body cell
Capillary
Systemic Circuit
Heart(O2) - Body cell - Heart(CO2)
Pulmonary Circuit
Heart(CO2) - Lung - Heart(O2)
Coronary circuit
Heart (O2) - Heart body Cell - Heart (CO2)