Cardiovascular System and Cardiac Function flashcards
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- Blood Composition and Function88
- Heart Anatomy and Function119
- Cardiac Muscle and Contraction22
- Cardiac Conduction and ECG78
- Cardiac Cycle and Heart Sounds87
- Cardiac Output and Stroke Volume51
- Blood Vessels and Circulation57
- Hemodynamics and Blood Pressure38
- Blood Pressure Regulation44
- Cardiovascular Responses to Exercise and Diving11
- Cardiac Arrhythmias15
- Heart Valve Disease and Murmurs21
- Hypertension36
- Heart Failure35
- Atherosclerosis and Coronary Artery Disease5
Flashcards
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191 cardsHeart Impaired cardiac function → unable for the cardiac muscles to contract → unable to propel the blood to the ...
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56 cardsCardiac Physiology PA School
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45 cardsThe Vascular Tree What is the function of the cardiovascular system?
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33 cardsMicrocirculation and oedema 1. Draw a labelled diagram showing the anatomy of the microcirculation. 2. Describe the three types of capi...
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53 cardsBRS Flashcards Cardiovascular Physiology blood flows from the lungs to the left atrium via the
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40 cardsHaemodynamics
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35 cardsCardiac Cycle Intro to the physiology of the cardiac cycle
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27 cardsHypertension
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200 cardsUnit 4 - Cardiovascular and Respiratory Physiology Primary Function of the Cardiovascular System
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130 cardscardiology Truncus arteriosus (gives rise to...)
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200 cardsCardiovascular Describe the constituents of the blood?
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160 cardsPhysiology Exam #2 Cardiac Muscle vs. Skeletal Muscle Cells (Similarities)
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66 cards3B Heart muscle layers: endocardium (thin layer similar to lining of blood vessels) // myocardium // pericardi...
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200 cardsA & P II Lec Test #3 How is blood flow different from blood pressure?
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187 cardsA & P II Lec Exam #2 State the 5 main fxns of the Heart
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175 cards3120 cardiovascular system 2 advantages for parallel arrangements of blood vessels
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176 cardsCRH CARDIOVASCULAR Where are spontaneously firing cells located in heart?
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126 cardsbiology chapter 19
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88 cardsCardiovascular System - Questions What are the phases of a ventricular action potential?
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135 cardsBIOM3010 What are the two sets of valves in the heart?
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110 cardsCHF, bacterial endocarditis, and pericarditis ACM Cardiac Output =
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55 cards∙ Cardiovascular Disease ∙ Layers Of The Heart
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169 cardsHeart and Circulation C nodal/ conducting cells
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122 cardsCirculation Why do we have a Circulatory system?
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110 cardsphysio 7 (2) electrophysiology of the heart Rhythmical excitation of the heart
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92 cardsA&P II: Lecture - Blood Vessels Arrange the following vessels in the order blood would pass going from the left ventricle to the right atri...
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165 cardsPhysiology term 2 flashcards 4 things the CVD system transports
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100 cardsPump it! - The Cardiovascular System THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM: functions to transport materials to and from cells. connects every cell in the b...
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96 cardsPHYSIOLOGY: Control of blood pressure what are the Main Mechanisms that regulate Mean arterial pressure (MAP)?
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66 cardsJan 22 tueday
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57 cardsThe Blood Flashcards What are the three primary functions of blood?
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116 cardsCardiac Muscle where does cardiac muscle originate from during development?
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95 cardsModule 2.06 physiology
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70 cardsECG course notes The right coronary artery supplies blood to
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82 cardsLecture 02 Heart Failure and Valvular Dysfunction The Frank-Starling mechanism suggests that, within physiological limits, the more distension the heart expe...
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46 cardsCardiovascular System Location of the heart
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50 cardsCardiovascular System How are systemic capillary beds arranged?
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79 cardsCardiovascular Physiology What does the heart do and why?
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159 cardsA&P Part IV What are the seven functions of the blood?
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131 cardsVessels/circulation/lymphatic and immune system How many miles of blood vessels do we have in our bodies?
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These decks offer short prompts on blood flow, vessels and heart function. BRS Flashcards Cardiovascular Physiology asks about the route blood takes through the heart. Cardiac Physiology PA School includes prompts on vessels, velocity, cardiac output and resistance.
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Start with BRS Flashcards Cardiovascular Physiology if you want to practise the route of blood flow. For more focused questions, try Microcirculation and oedema for capillary types or Haemodynamics for blood flow and perfusion. The prompts in Hypertension offer another way to review blood pressure.
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Work through a deck, answering each prompt before checking it. Return to questions you found difficult, then try a related deck to revisit the topic in a different way. If you want to test your recall in another format, switch to a quiz on the unit page; use notes when you want to read through a topic. Choose a deck and see which questions you can answer.
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Which flashcard deck is a useful place to start?
BRS Flashcards Cardiovascular Physiology is a useful starting point for practising the route of blood through the heart. Its prompts ask about connections between the lungs, heart and aorta. For questions on vessels, velocity and resistance, Cardiac Physiology PA School is another option.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover blood flow, vessels, cardiac output, hypertension and other topics in the unit. Microcirculation and oedema asks about the anatomy of the microcirculation and capillary types, while Haemodynamics includes questions on blood flow and perfusion. Control of Cardiac Output focuses on factors involved in contraction.
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