Integration of systems: Anatomy and Physiology

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The circulatory system and blood

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Draw and label the structures of the heart

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Be able to draw and identify veins, arteries and capillaries in a cross section. Describe and compare similarities.

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Which blood vessels contain valves and why?

veins to prevent backflow of blood due to lack of pressure that is in arteries.

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Describe the tissues in each vessel type.

Artery - Outer layer, smooth muscle, elastic layer, inner layer

Vein - outer layer, smooth muscle, inner layer (valves)

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What is a diastole and systole?

Diastole - ventricular filling with blood

Systole - ventricular contraction/ expelling of blood

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State the location and function of sinoatrial node and atriventricular node

SA node - creates signals

AV node - conducts signals to heart to cause contractions

both in right atrium walls

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How is blood pressure measured?

sphygmomanometer; a device comprised of an inflatable cuff connected to a pressure gauge (generally a column of mercury). inflates to match pressure of arm

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What are the 2 types of circuits that blood travels through in the body?

Pulmonary circuit - short, from heart to lung to heart

Systemic circulation - heart to rest of body

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What is the cause and consequence of coronary occlusion?

Cause - CHloesteral deposits/plaque

Consequence - blockage leads to chest pain, shortness of breath, even heart attacks

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What is the effect of epinephrine on the heart? Where is it produced/secreted? When is it released?

Effect - increased heart rate

Location of production/secretion - Adenal gland

Released when: Stress/ amygdala hyjack

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What are some factors that stimulate the heart rate to increase? Decrease? What is the control mechanism of heart rate in the brain?

Increase - Stress, caffeine, meds, lack of sleep

Decrease - Hypothroidsim, meds, heart condtions

Control - SNS and PNS

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<p>Read a graph of the cardiac cycle. Identify atrial contraction, opening of AV valves, closing of AV valves, ventricular contraction opening of semi lunar valves, closing of semi-liner valves</p>

Read a graph of the cardiac cycle. Identify atrial contraction, opening of AV valves, closing of AV valves, ventricular contraction opening of semi lunar valves, closing of semi-liner valves

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