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cells need what 2 things from blood to do work?
oxygen and nutrients
diffusion
the movement of molecules from a region of higher concentration to a region of lower concentration
circulatory system's role
rapid delivery of oxygen and nutrients to cells via diffusion
side of the heart that receives oxygenated blood from lungs
left side! pumps it to body tissues
capillaries
vessels where diffusion process occurs
side of the heart that receives blood from tissues
right side! pumps it to the lungs
arteries versus veins
arteries- carry blood away from heart

veins- carry blood to the heart
basic components of blood
plasma- 555
BUFFY coat- <1%
erythrocytes (RBC)- 45%
PLATELETS
component that helps with clotting
hemoglobin
packed in RBC to transport oxygen
gas that is diffuses from capillaries into the alveoli of the lungs and is then exhaled?
CO2
number of times heart will beat in life time
over 3 billion times
name 4 chambers of heart
left and right ventricle

left and right atrium
function of valves
allows blood to flow in one direction only
junction that synchronizes heart cells during contraction
gap junction
coronary arteries
carry blood to heart tissue
sino atrial node (SA node)
contains pacemaker cells that generates an electrical pulse in the heart
atrio ventricular node (AV node)
slows signal from atria to ventricles
systolic pressure
measures when ventricles are contracting and this is the HIGHEST pressure
diastolic pressure
measured when ventricles are relaxing, and is the LOWEST pressure
vaso constriction
increase blood pressure
dilation
decrease blood pressure
heart attack
blood flow is blocked going into heart tissues
stroke
blood flow is blocked in brain
during exercise vessels in muscles...
vaso dilate
during exercise vessels in kidneys and digestive system...
vaso constrict (not needed during exercise)