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25 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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Septum Wall
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Separates right and left side of heart
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Atriums
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Chambers that receive blood
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Ventricle
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Pump blood away from heart
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Left Atrium
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Gets blood from lungs- o2
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Left Ventricle
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Largest,Strongest heart chamber-pumps o2 blood to the rest of the body
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Right Atrium
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Gets Co2 blood from body
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Tricuspid Valve
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Divides right atrium & Right ventricle
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Pulmonary Valve
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Divides right ventricle & Pulmonary art
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Aortic Valve
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Divides left ventricle and aorta
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Mitral Valve
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Divides left atrium and left ventricle
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Heart Murmur
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Leaky Heart Valve
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Vericose
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Leaky blood vessel valve
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Carotid artey
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Major artery feeding brain
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Jugular Vein
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Major vein from brain
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Systolic
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Heart is contracting-120
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Diastolic
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Heart is relaxing 80
Normal Reading |
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The heart rests about 15 hours each day. It works 9 hours
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Heart working
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Heart Rate (per minute)
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80 Average adult female
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Heart Rate (per minute)
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72 Average adult male
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Heart Rate (per minute)
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130 Average Newborn
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Resting Heart
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Keeping your resting heart rate low is important to keep your heart heathly during your lifetime.
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Target Heart Rate
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Expected heart rate during excerise to get benefit
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Heart Rate
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220-Age=Heart Rate maximum (HMR)
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Heart
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HMR X .7= Lower Rate
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Heart
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HMR X .8= Upper limit
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