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25 Cards in this Set

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Systemic Circuit
-heart
-brain
-skeletal muscle
-kidney
-Liver GI
-skin
Pulmonary
100% to the lungs
what is the pathway of the blood?
rt atrium-right ventricle-artery-lungs-veins-left atrium-left ventricle-artery-all body tissue vein
What iniatiates each heart beat?
S.A. Node- pacemaker determines how fast/slow your heart beats
Blood pressure
systolic-higher number
-diastolic-the lower number, when the ventricles aren't contracting
Cardiovascular Diseases
Hypertension-can lead to Atherosclerosis
Atherosclerosis-can lead to more, platelets build up
-Cornary artery disease (CAD)
Hypertension
-slient killer
-heart works harder
-damage to blood vessels
Athensclerosis
-Build up of lipids in artery walls=plaques
-can narrow artery or can rupture
-can result in heart attacks or strokes
Cornary Atery Disease(CAD)
-Atherosclerosis in cornary arteries
-chest pain
-Treatment can be drugs or surgery
heart Attack(Myocardial Infarction)
-Heart tissue dies
-scar tissue forms
-piece of plaque breaks off
-more quickly the better your chance
-lack of oxygen then tissue dies
LDL
-low density
-bad cholsterol (<130)
HDL
-good cholesterol (>40)
Stroke
-brain tissue death
-results from a blood clot or rupture of blood vesscles
Prokaryotic
-no nucleus
-no mitochondria
-1 chromosome
-no membrane bound organelles
-cell walls
-PLASID
-smaller ribsomes
Eukaryotic
-nucleus
-cell membrane
-mitochondria
-no chromosomes
-membrane bound organells
-some have cell walls
Bacteria
-prokaryotic
-unicellular
-mostly extracellular
-most have cell walls
-plasmids
-often in groups(Biofilms)
Bacterial Diseases
-T.B.
-Strep throat
-Mengitis
-Staf infection
-E. Coli
capsules
-outside of the cell
-more disease causing
Protista
-Eukaryotic
-unicellular
-tend to live in different places
-very rare they cause diseases
-many hosts
Protista Diseases
-Malaria-(protozoan)live in RBC
_Giardia-organism in bad water
Trichomonas-sexually transmitted
Fungi
-Eukaryotic
-mostly multicellular
-yeast is usually unicellular
-Saprobes-digest food outside then brings it in
diseases of Fungi
Yeast
-caused by pandia, sexually transmitted
Multicellular parasites-worms
-Eukaryotic
-multicellular
-Tapeworms
Viruses
-non living
-not cellular, no cell membrane
-inside cell
-very small
-particles/NOT cells
-DNa or RNA
-protein coat
-some have envelopes
Ex. Viruses
-rabies
-rotavirus-cruise ship virus
-FLU
_Herpes
-Chicken pox
-Ebola