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| Heartsound occurs during diastole. This sound is made during the rapid filling of the ventricles. |
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| The ( ) comprises one complete phase of of atrial and ventricular diastole, followed by one atrial and ventricular contraction. |
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| The protective outer layer of fibrous tissue, the ( ), provides blood vessels with the strength needed to withstand high pressure against their walls. |
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| Tunica adventitia (covering-external/foreign) |
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| Approximately ( %) of ventricular filling occurs during diastole. Gravity helps assist blood passively into the Right Atrium. |
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| Atrial kick fills the ventricles with ( %) volume. The atrial contraction fill acount for removing reamaining blood left over in both atria. |
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| Diastole usually lasts ( ) seconds |
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| Systole usually lasts ( ) seconds |
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| the innermost layer of the blood vessels is called the ( ) |
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| Tunica intima (covering-internal) |
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| Arterial walls are highly sensitive to stimulation from the ( ) system |
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| blood pressure is affected by |
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| the anatomy of veins allow them to ( ) during increased back pressure |
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| Normal cardiac output for an adult is |
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| Contractility (inotrophy) may be affected by |
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| drugs or the nervous system |
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