Anatomy

condition oxygen carrying amount is reduced

condition oxygen carrying amount is reduced

anemia

membrane surrounding heart that protects the heart

pericardium

hematocrit percentage of whole blood occupied by

RBC’s

process formed elements of blood developed

hemopoesis

veins drain into

superior and inferior vena cava

formed element found in blood reticulocytes

erythrocytes

chamber surrounded by thickest layer of myocardium

left ventricle

name of disorder semilunar valve

aortic stenosis

layer of heart wall with cardiac muscle tissue

myocardium

blood cell fragment reduces blood loss

platelet

anti A agiutinin blood type

type b

fetal circulation opening left and right atria

foramen ovale

plays a role in disease resistance

globulins

volume of blood ejected into the aorta

cardiac output

structures are also referred to as exchanged vessels

capillaries

artery is a damaged smooth muscle contracts producing

vascular spasm

name of fluid that reduces friction

pericardial fluid

Put the following in order- bundle of his, av node, perkinje fibers, sa node

av node, sa node, bundle of his, perkinje fibers

during cardiac cycle pressure rises

systole

cell ejects nucleus to become rbc

reticulocyte

name of wbc effective against worms

eosinophil

antibody with type o blood

a and b

has a role in blood clotting

fibrinogen

structure allows blood to flow from the left to right atrium

foramen ovale

a heart murmur is heard mostly in the

valves

type of value prevents blood from flowing

pulmonary semilunar valve

chambers of heart that have deoxygenated blood

right atrium ventricle

divides into left and right pulmonary artery

pulmonary trunk

blood vessels carry blood from the tissues back to the heart

vein