AP EXAM 1

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veins

sends blood towards heart

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iodine

what is needed to make T3/T4 hormones?

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pericardium

surrounds the heart

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glucagon

what causes the release of glycogen

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vessel length and diameter and blood viscosity

what effects vascular resistance

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higher afterload

what causes thicker myocardium on the left side?

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kideys detect low BP or low Na
>renin converts Angiotensinogen to Angiotensingen 1
>angio. 1 is converted to Angio. 2 via ACE in the lungs.
>angio. 2 stimulates Aldosterone release.
>aldosterone reaches the kidneys.
>recover Sodium, Water follows, increase BP

renin pathway

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Parafollicular Cells
Slow Down Osteoclasts

Where is Calcitonin released from?

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Parathyroid Hormone

What increases Osteoclasts

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Urine

What does ADH decrease the production of?

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growth hormone

GH is what?

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Melatonin

What does the Pineal Gland release?

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Long Refractory Period

What prevents the heart from going into Tetany?

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Chorde Tendinea

"Heart Strings" of dense CT that anchor the cusps to pillary muscles.

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decrease

What does insufficient production of T3/T4 do to your metabolism?

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Tuncia Intima

Inner endothelium of BV.

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Tunica Media

Middle Layer of BV with Elastic CT.

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Tunica Externa

Outer Layer of dense CT and Elastic CT of BV

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Precapillary Sphincter

Smooth Muscles that controls blood flow in the capillary beds

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pushing

hyrdostatic pressure is what kind of blood movement?

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pulling

orthostatic pressure is what kind of blood movement?

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Hypophyseal Portal System

Located on the Anterior Pituitary and it moves RH/IH from Hypothalamus.

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myocardium

heart muscle

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endocradium

inner part of the heart

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simple squamous

Endothelium of BV consists of what kind of Cells?

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basement membrane

All epithelial tissue sits on a what

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1, 5L

Cardiac Output is the sum of all the blood leaving _ side in 1 minute? How much?

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insulin

beta cells produce what?

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outside

Hydrophilic hormones work where in the cell?

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inside

Hydrophobic hormones work where in the cell?

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mRNAq

Once a transcription factor is activated what does it produce.

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preload

Amount of blood that enters the ventricles(EDV)

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increase

What does increased contraction do to SV?

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NE/E and Increase Preload

What can increase contraction force?

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no

Does parasympathetic go into the Myocardium?

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73

sa node beat rate

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40

AV Node beat rate

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Autocrine

Chemical acts on a cell from which it cames

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Paracrine

Chemical acts on a nearby cell.

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Giantism

Increase of GH in children

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uterin contractions

Oxytocin stimulates what?

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Adrenal Medulla

NE/E is secreted where?

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Aldosterone

What is the principal mineral corticoid?

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Arteries

Sends Blood away from the Heart.

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NOT

All Blood going to the heart is ____ Deoxygenated

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Pulmonary Veins

Sends Oxygenated Blood to the Heart.

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Oxcytocin(OT), Antidiuretic Hormone(ADH)

Hormones Produces in the Posterior Pituitary.

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GH,RH,IH

Hormones Produced in the Anterior Pituitary

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Passive Ventricular Filling
>Atrial Contraction
>Isovolumetric Contraction
>Ventricular Ejection
>Isovolumetric Relaxation

Cardiac Cycle

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Closed

All 4 valves are what during Isovolumetric?

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P Wave

Atrial Depolarization

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QRS Complex

Ventricular Depolarization, Atrial Repolarization

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T Wave

Ventricular repolorization

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apex

base of the heart

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lub/s1

AV valves slamming shut

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dub/s2

SL valves slamming shut

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left side

which side of the heart works harder?

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left side

which side of the heart has thicker myocardium?

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