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18 Cards in this Set

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blood vessels

jugular vein


carotid artery


brachial artery


cephalic vein


portal veins


saphenous vein


femoral artery


caudal vena cava


aorta


cranial vena cava



CardiacCycle
•Onecycle of atrial and ventricular contraction and relaxation


•Eachchamber goes through systole and diastole – not at the same time

Systole

active contraction

Diastole

relaxation/repolarization

cardiac output
•Volumeof blood ejected from the left ventricle in one minute

•Determinedby stroke volume and heart rate


•Increasesin HR increase CO to a point

CO =
SV x HR
(ml/min) =
(ml/beat) x (beats/min)
StrokeVolume
•Preload

•Afterload


•Alsoaffected by length of cardiac myocytes

stroke volume-preload

volume of blood received from atrium

stroke volume-afterload

physical resistance by artery

pulse

•Rate of alternating stretching and recoiling of elastic fibers in arteries as blood passes with each heartbeat

•Bestpalpated in a medium artery lying against a firm surface


•Equalto heart rate in healthy animals

blood pressure

•Measurementof the pressure that flowing blood exerts on arterial walls


•Dependent on cardiac output, diameter and elasticity of vessel, and blood volume




•Varies during cardiac cycle


-Systolic


-Diastolic





Methods for measurement of blood pressure

- Oscillometric


-Doppler ultrasound – typically systolic only

Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)
average pressure during one cardiac cycle
CardiacConduction System

Group of specialized cardiacmuscle cells in the walls of the heart that send signals to the heart muscle causing it to contract.

•SANode

•AVNode


•Bundleof His


•PurkinjeFibers

BloodCirculation in the Fetus





•Fetusreceives oxygenated blood from mother via placenta (and through the umbilicalvein)•Lungsonly need enough oxygen to develop – no gas exchange – bypassed via circulation

Firstbreath after birth
lung inflation triggers closure of foramen ovale and ductus arteriosus to shut down lung bypass