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Pulmonary circuit fx

carries blood to and from gas exchange surfaces of lungs

systematic circuit fx

carries blood to and from the body

Ateries fx

carries blood away from the heart

Vein fx

Carries blood to the heart

Cappilaries fx

networks found in between vein and arteries

Cappilaries are also called _________

exchange vessel

Hpw many chambers of the heart are there? and what are their fx

4 chambers


right atrium: collecting blood from the systematic circuit


right ventricle: pumps blood to pulmonary circuit


left atrium: collects blood from the pulmonary circuit


left ventricle: pumps blood to the systematic circuit

where are the veins and arteries located in the heart ?

Base of the heart

the heart is surrounded by what ?

pericardial sac

the pericardial sac is made of what kind of tissue

fibrous callogen fibers

where is the heart located in respects to the body

mediastinum

the pericardial cavity found where and what is found in the cavity itself

between parietal and visceral layers


contains pericardial fluid

the pericardial sac is made up of ____

fibrous tissue and stabilizes heart

what is the function of the pericardial fluid ?

decrease friction

thin walled and expandable

auricle

•dividesatria and ventricles

Coronary sulcus

•Separateleft and right ventricles


•posterior interventricular sulcus

Anterior interventricular sulcus


•Containblood vessels of cardiac muscle



name the parts of the heart wall

epicardium


myocardium


endomycardium

epicardium,myocardium, endocardium, chacracteristcs

epicardium: covers the heart


-myocardium: atrial mycaridum wraps around great vessels


-endomycardium: simple squamos epithelium

fx of intercalated discs

interconnect cardiac muscle cells


convey force contraction


propagate action potentials

Charactersitcs of cardiac muscle cells

1.Smallsize


2.Single,central nucleus


3.Branchinginterconnections between cells4.Intercalateddiscs

separatesatria

Interatrial septum

•separatesventricles

Interventricular septum

what is associated with The Right Atrium

•Superior vena cavacolor


•Inferior vena cava


•Coronary sinus


foramen ovale

•Superior vena cava recieves blood vena cava

blood from the head,neck and upper limbs and chest

Inferior Vena Cava does what

recieves blood from trunk viscera and lower limbs

•Coronary sinus does what

opens into the right atrium


cardiac vein return blood to coronary sinus

function of foraman ovale

opening interatrial septum


connects 2 atria


seals off at birth forming fossa ovalis

the muscles in the right atrium are called

pectinate msucles

the right AV valves is called the

tricuspid valve

the musclular ridges on internal surface

•Trabeculae carneae

•Bloodleaves left ventricle through ______in to __________

aortic valves


adominal aorata

•Ascendingaorta turns______ andbecomes ______

aortic arch


thoracic aorta

blood supply to the heart

coronary circulation

coronary arteriies orginate from

aortic sunuses

right coronary ateries supplies blood to ____

marginal arteries and then the posterior intervetricular artery

•Left Coronary Artery supplies blood to

left ventricle,


left atrium


interventricular septum

2 branches of left cornonary artery

circumflex and anterior interventricular artery

•Arterial Anastomoses

interconnect ant and post interventricular arteries




stabilize blood supply

____________ drains blood into cornoary sinus


______________empty into right atrium


______________,___________,_______ empty into gcv or cornary sinus

greater cardiac vein


anterior cardia veins


posterior cardiac vein,middle carediac vein,small cardiac vein

external, medial,internal inner portion of an artery

tunica externa,tunica medla,endothelial tssue

What is Coronary heart disease

partial or complete blockage of cornonary circulation

what is Coronary ischemia

artery blocked and blood supply is lowered

first symptom of CAD

chest pain and decrease of coronary ciruclation

what is angina pectoris

most common


start of CAD


emotion stress can produce pressure in chest

what is a Myocardial infraction

aka heart attack occurs in patients with extremme cases of CAD

what damages come out from a myocardial infraction

heart may stop beating and side affects can be cardia arrythmias

What is cornonary thrombosis

blood clot in the coronary arteries

how can heart attacks be diagnosed

using a ecg and blood studies

treatment of CAD and mycardial infraction

atherectomy

what is •Atherectomy

slendercatheterinserted into a coronary artery to the plaque

when a heart beat happens what is the sequence of the heart beating

Atria


then verntricles

what are the 2 type of cardiac muscle cells

conducting sytem: controles heartbeat


contractile cells produce contraction

the cardiac cycle begins with AP at ________

SA Node

the SA node is called what?

pacemaker cell

where is the SA node located

right atrium

a normal heartbeat is how many BPM

75

SA node generates __________beats per minute

80-100

__________ slows heart rate

parasympathetic

Av node generates how bpm???

40-60

bradycardia is what kind of condition

abnormally slow heart rate

tachycardia is what kind of heart rate

abnormally fast

what is ectopic pacemaker?

disrupt ventricular contractions


abnormal

define what the P wave, QRS complex and T waves tell about the heart

P wave: atria depolarize


QRS complex ventricle depolarize


T wave: ventricles repolarize

resting potential of the vernticular cell and the atrial cell

-90 vent


-80 atrial

Absoluterefractory period

•Long


•Cardiacmuscle cells cannot respond

Relativerefractory period

•Short


•Responsedepends on degree of stimulus

_____percent of calcium ions required for contraction

20

what kind of energy does the heart use

aerobic NRG

Aerobic NRG breaks down _______ and ______

fatty acids and glucose

Cardiac muscle store _______ in ________-

oxygen, myogoblin

what are the 2 phases of cardiac cycle

stystole(contraction)120/diastolic(relaxtion)80



•Ventriclescontain maximum blood volume

end-diastolic volume

Amountof blood ejected is called

stroke voulume

is it better to have a high heart beat or a low

high because thresohold of ventricles are increase

ventricles contain _________ about _____ percent of EDV

end-systolic volume (ESV,


40

end of dilation you want what>

high diastolic volume ventricle at full capacity

loud heartbeats are produced by what???

s1: AV valves


s2: semilunar valves

Softsounds are produced by what

•Bloodflow into ventricles and atrial contraction


produced by regurgitation through valves

what is a heart murmur

blood is backflowing

caridiodynamics is what>

•movementand force generated by cardiac contractions>

how do you find stroke volume

SV=EDV-ESV

lower EDV means what?

higher stroke volume

how do you find ejection fraction

•percentageof EDV represented by SV

factors affecting hear rate:

autonomic /hormones



factors affecting stroke voulume

EDV/ESV

Cardiac ouput is solved with

HR xSV

cardiac center monitors what ??

BP and O2 and CO2

flibitis

inflamation of veins of legs

thromboflibbitis

clots in the vein

HR effected by these hormones

epinephrine ,noreepinephrine,thyrod hormone

frank starling principple

EDV increase = SV increase

if ESV is high SV is what?


if esv is low SV is what

low


high

cont is high esv is _______


cont is low esv is ________

low


high

EDV control what

filling time and venous return

ESV controls what

preload contractility ,afterload

Cardiac reserve

differnce between restion and max cadriac output

Whatare the tunicas?

1.Tunicaintima


2. Tunicamedia


3. Tunicaexterna



arteries do what

carry blood away from heart

arterioles

smallest branches of arteries

Capillaries

smallest blood vessels

venules

collect bllod from capillaries

veins

return blood to the heart

Largest blod vessels are _______

Vena cava


Aorta

Capillaries that support the tissue ofblood vessels

Vasa vasorum

What is different from a vein and an artery

veins are absent of elastic mebrane


veins have valves

Whatis an elastic artery and a muscular artery

Elastic arteries have less muscle tissue more elastic (conducting arteries)

Musculartissue less elastic and moresmooth muscle ( distribution ateries)

the characteristics of arterioles

small


have little to no tunica exerna


thin or incomplete tunica media



what is an aneurysm

bulge in arterial wall


over 6cm need surgery

what are veins missing?

missing elastic lamina

cappillaries do what kinda of exhcange

gas exhcange

cappilary lacks what structures?

no media and externa

Fx of continous cappilaries

permit diffusion of water


cartillage is avascular

fenestrated cappilaries

permit rapid exchange of water and larger solutes

plasma protein albumin are made in ????

liver

what do continuous capillaries dont have ?

no LRG openings

precappilary sphincter fx

before cappilary bed, guards entracnce to each cappilary

heart arteries and cappilaries ___________%blood voulume

30-35

venous system __________% of BV and ______is larger

60-65, lumen

__________: the Difference between systolic pressure and diastolic pressure

•Pulsepressure

•what does MAP mean??? and


MAP = ______________ + _________________

•Meanarterial pressure(MAP)•MAP =diastolic pressure + 1/3 pulse pressure

what are the characteristics of hypertension and hypotension

hyper 140/90


hypo abnormally low HR



roel of lymphatic system

protects us against disease

how is lymph made?

The lymph is formed when the interstitial fluid is collected through lymph capillaries

what is red pulp and white pulp

red contains blood cells


white resemenbles lymphoid nodules

functions of the spleen

remove abnormal RBC


store ironc recycled rbc


iniation of immune response by b cells and T cells

types of lymphocytes

thymus t cells


bone marrow B cells


NK: natural killer cells



lymphoid organs

lymph nodes


thymus


spleen