Lab Heart/Blood Vessel

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<p>What is the line encircled?</p>

What is the line encircled?

anterior interventricular sulcus

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<p>Name the string structures? </p>

Name the string structures?

chordae tendineae

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<p>Name the highlighted deflection on EKG? </p>

Name the highlighted deflection on EKG?

QRS complex

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<p>Name the valve ( be specific )</p>

Name the valve ( be specific )

aortic semilunar valve

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<p>Name the valve? </p>

Name the valve?

bicuspid valve — mitral valve

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<p>Identify the artery? </p>

Identify the artery?

circumflex artery

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<p>Identify the artery? </p>

Identify the artery?

brachiocephalic artery

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<p>Identify the artery? </p>

Identify the artery?

femoral artery

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<p>Identify the artery? </p>

Identify the artery?

left common carotid artery

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<p>Identify the artery? </p>

Identify the artery?

internal carotid artery

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<p>Identify the artery? </p>

Identify the artery?

celiac trunk

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<p>Identify the artery? </p>

Identify the artery?

right common carotid artery.

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<p>Identify the vein? </p>

Identify the vein?

coronary sinus

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<p>Identify the vein? </p>

Identify the vein?

superior vena cava

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<p>Identify the vein? </p>

Identify the vein?

Right renal vein

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<p>Identify the artery?</p>

Identify the artery?

External iliac artery

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<p>Identify the blood vessel?</p>

Identify the blood vessel?

Left pulmonary veins

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<p>Identify the artery</p>

Identify the artery

Right subclavian artery

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<p>Identify the vein?</p>

Identify the vein?

External jugular vein

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<p>Identify the artery?</p>

Identify the artery?

Radial artery

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<p>Identify the vein?</p>

Identify the vein?

Great saphenous vein

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<p>Identify the vein?</p>

Identify the vein?

Cephalic vein

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<p>Identify the artery?</p>

Identify the artery?

Anterior interventricular artery

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<p>Identify the artery?</p>

Identify the artery?

Internal jugular vein

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<p>Identify the vein?</p>

Identify the vein?

Femoral vein

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<p>Identify the vein?</p>

Identify the vein?

Great saphenous vein

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<p>Identify the artery?</p>

Identify the artery?

Basilar artery

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<p>What is the condition of the heart reflected at this peak?</p>

What is the condition of the heart reflected at this peak?

Ventricular systole

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<p>Identify the blood group? </p>

Identify the blood group?

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<p>What disease is this individual suffering from?</p>

What disease is this individual suffering from?

Sickle Cell Anemia

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<p>What is this cell? How can you identify this?</p>

What is this cell? How can you identify this?

Neutrophil — segmented, multi-lobed nucleus

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<p>What is the major protein found in this cell?</p>

What is the major protein found in this cell?

Hemoglobin

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<p>A deficiency of this cell type is called what?</p>

A deficiency of this cell type is called what?

Thrombocytopenia

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<p>A?</p>

A?

Sinoatrial (SA) node

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<p>B?</p>

B?

Atrioventricular (AV) node

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<p>C?</p>

C?

Atrioventricular (AV) bundle

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<p>D? </p>

D?

Bundle branches

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<p>E? </p>

E?

Subendocardial conducting network (Purkinje fibers)

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<p>In the ECG diagram, what does label <strong>A</strong> represent and what is its physiological meaning?</p>

In the ECG diagram, what does label A represent and what is its physiological meaning?

P wave — Atrial depolarization.

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<p>What structure do labels B, C, and D collectively form, and what electrical event does it represent?</p>

What structure do labels B, C, and D collectively form, and what electrical event does it represent?

QRS Complex — Ventricular depolarization.

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<p>What does label E stand for on the ECG trace, and what is its significance?</p>

What does label E stand for on the ECG trace, and what is its significance?

T wave — Ventricular repolarization

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<p>Point after which pressure begins to rise in the aorta? </p>

Point after which pressure begins to rise in the aorta?

D

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<p>Point that represents the "dup" sound made by the heart.</p>

Point that represents the "dup" sound made by the heart.

E

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<p>Based on the diagram's timeline, how long does a normal cardiac cycle last, and what resting heart rate does this correspond to?</p>

Based on the diagram's timeline, how long does a normal cardiac cycle last, and what resting heart rate does this correspond to?

It lasts approximately 0.8 seconds and resting heart rate of about 75 beats per minute (BPM).

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Normal sinus rhythm

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Junctional rhythm

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Second-degree heart block

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Ventricular fibrillation.

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<p>A</p>

A

Right atrium

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<p>B</p>

B

Tricuspid valve

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<p>C</p>

C

Pulmonary veins

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<p>D</p>

D

Mitral (bicuspid) valve

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<p>E</p>

E

Left ventricle