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| Blood Enters Heart From____________ and __________ _____ ____ and ________ ________ INTO _______ ________. |
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*Superior and Inferior Vena cava
*Coronary Sinus
*Right Atrium |
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| Blood leaves __________ ________ INTO ______ ___________. |
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| Passes through _________ ____________ (__) valve (_________ ______) |
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*right atrioventicular (AV)
*tricuspid valve |
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| SIDE NOTE! _________ ________ attached to _________ __________ prevent Valve from allowing 2 way blood flow. |
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*Chordae tendineae
*papillary muscle |
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| Blood moves from Right Ventricle INTO ______ and _____ ________ _______. |
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| *right and left pulmonary arteries |
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SIDE NOTE!
____________ _________ valve prevents back flow. |
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| L and R pulmonary arteries bring blood to ______ and ______ _______ for ________ ______. |
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*Left and Right Lung
*gas exchange |
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| Blood returns to ______ ______ via two left and two right ______ _______. |
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| Blood leaves left atrium into ______ ______. |
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| Blood passes through _____ ________ _____ (___). |
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| *left atrioventricular valve (AV) |
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| Blood leaves left ventricle via ________ ________ ____ INTO ______. |
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*aortic semilunar valve
*Aorta |
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| Right Ventricle _________ VS left ventricle |
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| ________ _________ supply blood to the heart muscle. |
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| Two types of cardiac muscle cells |
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*contractile cells
*conducting system |
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*contracting muscle cells
*99% |
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| control and coordinate contractile cells |
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Conducting system->
Pacemaker cells in ___________ ______ (---) |
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sinoatrial node (SA Node)
*in right atrium
*initiate contraction of atria |
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| Stimulus passed to ______ ____ (___) |
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atrioventricular node (AV node)
*floor of right atrium |
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| measurement of conducting impulse |
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*ADH
*Angiotensin II
*Erythropoetin
*ANP |
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| Controls H2O level in blood |
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*Causes vasoconstriction
*stimulates ADH release |
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*atrial natriuretic peptide
*Increases Na+ secretion in kidney
*Increases water loss
*Blocks ADH, Aldosterone, Epinephrine, norepinephrine
*reduces thirst |
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*Albumins
*Globulins
*Fibrinogen
Other Proteins |
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*60% of plasma
*regulate osmotic pressure
*transport fatty acids/hormones |
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*35% of plasma
*immunoglobulins= antibodies (attack foreign proteins)
*Transport globulins transport ions/ions |
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*4% of plasma
*Functions in blood clotting |
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*Myeloid stem cells
*Lymphoid stem cells |
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*erythrocytes
*platelets
*neutrophils
*monocytes
*Basophils
*Eosinophils |
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*carry hemoglobin
*Last approx 120 days
*No Nucleus
*Erythropoesis requires Fe and vitamin B12 and folic acid |
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Inherited genes form antigens on RBC cell membrane surface
*Presence of antigens=blood type |
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*Neutrophils
*Eosinophils
*Basophils
*Monocytes
*Lymphocytes |
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| Engulf pathogens with exocytosis of toxins onto surface of multicellular pathogens(parasitic worms) |
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| *release histamine and heparin at damage site to 'call' others to injury site |
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| Major Macrophage in tissue |
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*T cells
*B Cells
*NK Cells |
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| coordinate cellular immunity |
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Fragments of megakaryocytes
*initiate clotting process
*Plug holes in blood vessels |
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