The study of science is broad and wonderful, allowing us to gain an understanding about the universe and its many facets, from space and the make-up of our environments to the topic we’ll be discussing today – physiology! This biological study is what allows us to know more about our bodies, their various parts, and the functions carried out by them so that we can keep going. What do you do about it?
Arteries carry blood under higher pressure than blood found in veins or capillaries.
Veins carry blood to the body tissues
Exchange of water and solutes between the blood and the cells occurs in the capillaries
Veins store excess blood
All of the above
Pulmonary artery
Aorta
Cartotid artery
Pulmonary vein
Iliac vein
Oxygenated, pulmonary vein
Deoxygenated, aorta
Oxygentaed, pulmonary trunk
Deoxygenated, coronary vein
Deoxygenated, pulmonary trunk
The expansion and elastic recoil of arteries
Closing of heart valves
Contraction of the ventricles
The flow of the blood through the arteries
The flow of the blood as it enters the heart
BCDAEF
BDACEF
DAEFBC
ADEBCF
BCDFAE
Measure the amount of blood leaving the heart with each contraction
Measure the electrical activity of the heart
Listen to heart sounds
Correct heart mumur
Initiate agina pectoris
Heart failure
Hardened scarred arteries
Kidney damage
Low blood pressure
Greater resistance to blood flow in the blood vessles
Regulates blood pressure
Are located in the right atrium
Respond to high blood pressure by causing an increase in the heart contraction
Respond to low blood pressure by causing vasodilation of the arterioles
Send nerve impulses directly to heart
Increased heart rate
Decreased stroke volume
Exercise
Strong emotions
Activation of the sympathetic nerous system
The aorta
The pulmonary artery
The renal artery
The coronary artery
The aortic semilunar valve
The pulmonary semilunar valve
The tricuspid valve
The bicuspid valve
Both AV valves
Depolarization of the atria
Repolarization of the atria
Depolarization of the ventricles
Repolarization of the ventricles
SA Nodes
Av node
The bundle of His
The Purkinje fibers
EMG
Depolarization
Heart scan
EKG
Rising
Falling
First rising then falling
Constant
Directly proportional to the end diastolic volume
Inversely proportional to the end diastolic volume
Independent of the end diastolic volume
Related to the stimulation of the sympathetic nerves
Blood volume increases
Venous return increases
Contractility increases
Arterial blood pressure increases
The number of heartbeats per minute
The sum of the diastolic and systolic pressure
The difference between the sustolic and distolic pressure
The difference between the arterial and venous pressure
The beginning of systole
The end of systole
The beginning of diastole
The end of disastole
Greater than the volume pumped by the right ventricle
Less than the volume pumped by the right ventricle
The same as the volume pumped by the right ventricle
Either less of greater than the volume pumped by the right ventricle
The left ventricular pressure exceeds aortic pressure
Atrial pressure is less than ventricular pressure
Ventricular pressure is increasing
The atrioventricular valves are open
Occurs prior to atrial depolarization
Appears as the T wave on a ECG
The same as the volume pumped by the right ventricle
Occurs right after atrial depolarization
Sympathetic antagonists
Parasympathetic agonists
Negative inotropic agents
Positive chronotropic agents
Normally above 60% at rest
The ratio of end diastolic volume to end of systolic volume
Increased by parasympathetic agonists
Increased by parasympathetic agonist
Decreased by sympathetic agonists
Total peripheral resistance increases
Sympathetic nerves release norepinephrine
Mycardial cell stretch
Myocardial contractility
Exhalation
The skeletal muscle pump
Hypertension
Sympathetic stimulation of veins
Hypertension
Protein malnutrition
Lymphatic blockage
Hyperthyroidism
To limit myocardial ischemia
To increase blood pressure
In response to an aneurysm
In response to hypertension
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