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Cardiovascular system

heart

AB
pericardiumcovers heart
epicardiumouter layer, protection
myocardiummiddle, thick, pumps blood from chambers
endocardiuminner, lines chambers, Purkinje fibers
chambers in heartatria, ventricles
atriaupper chambers, receive blood returning to heart
ventricleslower chambers, force blood out of heart to artery
interatrial septumseparates R and L atria
interventricular septumseparates R and L ventricles
AV valvevalve between an atrium and a ventricle
R atriumreceives blood from superior and inferior vena cava
tricuspid valvevalve between R atrium and R ventricle
Right chamberpumps blood to lungs
Left chamberpumps blood to body
L atriumreceives blood from lungs
Left side heartthicker
bicuspid valvemitral
bicuspid valvevalve between L atrium and L ventricle
collateral circulationalternate pathways for blood
when atrial walls contractventricle walls relax
ventricle walls contract whileatrial walls relax
cardiac cycleheart beat
systoleduring contraction
diastoleduring relaxation
atria empty duringsystole
atria fill duringdiastole
depolarizationcontraction
polarizationrelaxation
atria contractventricles fill
ventricles contractatria fill
heartbeatsounds like lubb-dupp, vibrations as blood flows
lubbduring ventricle contraction, AV closing
duppventricles relax
murmurabnormal sound heard when valves don't close completely
sinoatrial node S-Apacemaker of heart, 70-80, in R atria
atrioventricular node A-Vin interatrial septum, delay signal
bundle of hisonly electrical connection between atria/ventricles
Purkinje fiberscause ventricles to contract
p waveatria depolarize (contraction)
qrs complexventricles depolarize (contract)
t waveventricles repolarize (relax)
acetylcholinedecreases SA and AV node activity
potassiumaffects electrical potential of cell mem.
calciumaffects cardiac muscle fiber
hyper Kblocks cardiac impulses
hyper Cincreases HR, prolonged contraction
hypo Kabnormal rhythm
hypo Cdepresses heart action
arteriescarry blood AWAY from heart, O2'd
tunica interna(intima)innermost layer
tunica mediamiddle layer, bulk of wall
tunica externa(adventitia)outer layer, thin
vasoconstrictioncontract, reduce diameter of vessel
vasodilationrelax, dilates diameter of vessel
capillariessmallest, gase exchanges take place
veinscarry blood TO heart, contain valves
blood pressureforce blood exerts on inner walls of blood vessels
when ventricles contractwalls squeeze blood into chambers, force into pulm trunk&aorta
heart actionhow much blood enters arterial system with each contraction
peripheral resistancefriction between blood and walls fo vessels
all veins drain into R atrium exceptof pulm. circuit
central venous pressurepressure in that affects peripheral veins
pulmonary pathcarry blood from heart to lungs back to heart
systemic pathcarry blood away from heart to body parts
pulmonary pathfrom L vent, to pulm trunk, to pulm artery to lungs
systemic pathfrom L vent, to aorta to circulation
collateral circulationdevelope extra circulation due to exercising
heart blockfailure of stimulation to ventricles following atrial contraction
ventricular fibrillationuncoofdinated contraction of ventricles
blood type Aant. A, can have A, O
blood type Bant. B, can have B, O
blood type ABant.A&B, can have any type
blood type Oneither A or B, can have only O

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