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2 Functions of the heart:
1. transport oxygen, hormones, and nutrients to the body
2. remove CO2 and wastes
The SA node causes _______ to contract
atrium
The AV node causes __________ to contract
ventricle
A heart is a ________ organ that beats ___ times per minute.
muscular, 72
A tough saclike membrane called the _______ surrounds the heart and secretes a _____ that reduces _______ as the heart beats
pericardium, fluid, friction
THe ________ divides the heart in half and seoerates the ________ blood from the _____ blood.
septum, oxygenated, deoxygenated
Te function of valves in the heart is to prevent _______________
blood from flowing backwards from atria to ventricle
What are the two types of valves?
atroventricular, semilunar
What are the two atroventricular valve?
triscupid, bicuspid (mitral)
What is another word for the bicuspid valve?
mitral valve
The __________ valve is the AV valve on the right side
tricuspid
The _______ valve is the AV valve on the left side.
bicuspid
The _______ valve is the semilunar valve on the right.
pulmonary
The _______ valve the semilunar on the left
aortic
____________ are heart muscle cells that initiate their electrical impulse and contract
S-A node sinoatrial node
A _________ regulates contractions of the heart.
pacemaker
What is the name of the minor node that helps the ventricle contract.
atroventricular node
_______ - blood pressure when ventricels contract
systole
_________ - blood pressure when ventricles relax, allowing blood pressure to close SL valves
Diastole
How do you write blood pressure?
systole over diastole