The Circulatory System I decided to do my research paper on the The Circulatory System. I didn’t know that the Circulatory System had four main parts. The main parts that make up the circulatory system are the heart, pump, plumbing (for the blood vessels), circulating fluid (which we know as blood), and an auxiliary fluid system which is known as the lymphatic system. Our circulatory system works hard to transport oxygen and nutrients to your body cells and carry out carbon dioxide and waste products from our body. Our blood flows through a circuit of vessels throughout our body which are closed. The heart is the main muscle that does this with the help of blood vessels and is the main force of the Circulatory System. Did you know that every
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This will help to heart to get the electrical shocks needed for a normal heart beat. . The artificial pacemaker is surgically put into a muscular pocket on the chest wall. The artificial pacemaker is surgically put into a muscular pocket on the chest wall. The artificial pacemaker is a small device operated by battery that has electrode catheters. The electrodes are put into your vein and threaded through the vena cava, one goes to the right atrium, and one goes to the right ventrical. The doctor will observe this procedure while looking at the path of the electrodes by fluoroscopy. The electrodes are put into your vein and threaded through the vena cava, one goes to the right atrium, and one goes to the right ventrical. The doctor will observe this procedure while looking at the path of the electrodes by fluoroscopy the pacemakers are self-contained and can last up to 12 years. They can be fixed or a demand …show more content…
It can affect the rhythm of the heart. It is use to establish the right heart action of people who have episodes of a possible fatal ventricular fibrillation. The device is made up of a small power pack. It is about the size of a pager. Your doctor surgically implants this device into your chest wall near the clavicle and it attaches the electrodes that are throughout your veins. This puts it in a permeant position of the heart. Almost like an artificial pacemaker. The cool thing is that the device has a microcomputer that monitors your hearts rhythm and responds with a low shock for a minor problem or it can give you a high jolt almost like an external defibrillator
This will help to heart to get the electrical shocks needed for a normal heart beat. . The artificial pacemaker is surgically put into a muscular pocket on the chest wall. The artificial pacemaker is surgically put into a muscular pocket on the chest wall. The artificial pacemaker is a small device operated by battery that has electrode catheters. The electrodes are put into your vein and threaded through the vena cava, one goes to the right atrium, and one goes to the right ventrical. The doctor will observe this procedure while looking at the path of the electrodes by fluoroscopy. The electrodes are put into your vein and threaded through the vena cava, one goes to the right atrium, and one goes to the right ventrical. The doctor will observe this procedure while looking at the path of the electrodes by fluoroscopy the pacemakers are self-contained and can last up to 12 years. They can be fixed or a demand …show more content…
It can affect the rhythm of the heart. It is use to establish the right heart action of people who have episodes of a possible fatal ventricular fibrillation. The device is made up of a small power pack. It is about the size of a pager. Your doctor surgically implants this device into your chest wall near the clavicle and it attaches the electrodes that are throughout your veins. This puts it in a permeant position of the heart. Almost like an artificial pacemaker. The cool thing is that the device has a microcomputer that monitors your hearts rhythm and responds with a low shock for a minor problem or it can give you a high jolt almost like an external defibrillator