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right atrium

receives blood from body

right ventricle

pumps blood to lungs

left atrium

receives blood from lungs

left ventricle

pumpls blood out to body

difference between arteries and veins

arteries carry blood away from heart. veins carry blood to heart

what causes pulse

caused by contraction of ventricles which force blood into arteries

what blood vessel seems to have largest diameter

aorta

fish's heart

2 chambers

frog's heart

3 chambers

human hearts

4 chambers

pericadium

surrounded by serous membrane sac or bag holds the heeart

epicardium

outer wall of heart

myocardium

muscular wall in middle with blood vessels and nerves

gradocordium

inner wall attaching blood vessels

what is heartbeat

sinoatriac node (pacemaker)


atrioventricular - node conduction cells

head oxygen > superiour vena cava


stomach oxygen > inferior vena cava


all to....

right atrium > tricuspid valves

tricuspid valves > right ventricle >

pulmonary seminlunar valves > pulmonary artery

pulmonary artery > lung >

oxygen > pulmonary vein

pulmonary vein > left atrium >

biscuspid valve > left ventricle

left ventricle > aortic semilunar valve

aorta (end of cycle)

atherosclerosis

harden artery block blood by cholesterol

hypertension

high blood pressure

heart murmur

valves leak blood back to chamber

whats stroke

heart attack which stops blood flowing in arteries to half of brain

aneurysm

A ballooning and weakened area in an artery.

anyina pectoris

heart attack, chest pain


left arm becomes numb

pulmonary edema

fluid fills up in lungs

myocardial infarction

blood stop flowing in myocardium

which chamber has thickest muscle wall

left ventricle

coronary thrombbosis

blood clot


prevented by


nitroglycerin


balloon agioplasty

which blood has valves

vein

which muscle is found inside the artery and vein

smooth

which artery is found in wrist and neck

wrist-radial


neck-carotid



which artery goes to lungs

phrenic artery

which vein does to neck arm and liver

neck- juglar vein


arm-brachial


liver-heputic portal

thickest blood vessel

artery

thinnest blood cell

capillaries