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heart beats _________ times per minute
60-100
heart circulates ____________ of blood per minute
4-8 liters
cavity between the lungs in the thoracic cavity where the heart is located (above the diaphragm, below the sternum, in front of spine)
mediastinum
top of heart is:
bottom of heart is:
base
apex
RIGHT ATRIUM:
receives ___________ blood; is high in __________ concentration; delivers its blood to the ______________.
deoxygenated;
CO2;
right ventricle
RIGHT VENTRICLE:
pumps _________ blood to the _______; high ________ concentration
deoxygenated;
lungs;
CO2
LEFT ATRIUM:
receiving chamber for oxygenated blood returning to ___________ from _____________; CO2 concentration is ___________; delivers its blood to the ___________.
the heart;
the lungs;
extremely low;
left ventricle
LEFT VENTRICLE:
pumps oxygenated blood to __________; known as the "____________"; CO2 concentration is __________.
the entire body;
"major pumping chamber of the heart";
minimal
Which part of the heart generates the highest pressures and why?
The LEFT VENTRICLE because pumps blood furthest (entire body) but also against greatest resistance- the blood pressure.
*It has THREE TIMES the muscle bulk of the right ventricle
heart valves open:
only in the direction of blood flow
"lub-dub" comes from closure of the hearts valves: S1 &S2
S1- first heart sound; closure of mitral and tricuspid valves
S2- second heart sound; closure of aortic and pulmonic valves
Btwn S1 & S2, the heart beats & expels its blood, called __________.
Btwn S2 and next S1, heart rests and fills with blood, called ___________.
systole; diastole

*each heartbeat has an S1 and S2