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Antibodies
Proteins produced by cells in the blood that works to impair pathogens (also called immunoglobulin)
Aorta
Largest artery in blood; carries oxygenated blood from left ventricle of heart → to the body
Artery
A type of vessel that carries blood from heart to body (part of circulatory system)
Atrium
Upper chamber of heart where blood enters; heart has two atria (left connects to lungs, right connects to veins)
Blood Pressure
Pressure that blood experts upon walls of blood vessels, especially arteries; usually measured w/sphygmomanometer and measured in millimeters of mercury
Cardiology
Field of study focused on the function & diseases of heart
Documentation
Record of citations that identify resources you used in writing work
Genetics
Branch of biology that deals w/ heredity & variation of organisms
Genome
Complete set of genes in one organism
Heart Attack (Myocardial infraction)
Acute episode of heart disease that leads to damage or death of heart muscle due to insufficient blood supply to muscle
Homeostasis
maintenance of stable internal physiological conditions (body temp, PH, etc) which enables the optimal functioning of an organism
Dependent Variable
Variable being measured and influenced by other variable
Independent Variable
Variable that researchers intentionally change to determine its influence on dependent variable
Mitral Valve (bicuspia)
Valve in heart that guards opening between left (atrium+ventricle) that prevents blood in ventricle from returning to atrium
Respiratory Rate
Number of breaths an organism takes per minute
Sphygmomanometer
Instrument for measuring blood pressure (Especially arterial BP)
Tricuspid Valve
Valve situated at opening of right atrium to right ventricle. The valve resembles the Mitral valve in structure but has 3 triangular flaps.
Vital Signs
Measurements that indicate state of patientś essential body functions (Ex: pulse rate, temp, respiration rate)