Pulse
Blood Pressure
Cardiovascular Physiology
Arterial Blood Pressure
Miscellaneous
100

Where is the temporal artery?

in front of ear

100

 What is the name of the apparatus that measures blood pressure?

Sphygmomanometer

100

A commonly observed change in cardiovascular function relates to _____ rate.

heart

100

What is the relationship between arterial blood volume and arterial pressure?

Positive correlation, when one goes up the other goes up

100

Dehydration can infleunce the ____ of the blood

flow

200

The _______ reveals important information about the cardiovascular system, heart action, blood vessels, and circulation.

pulse

200

 In what apparatus is blood pressure the highest?

Arteries

200

What is the typical resting heart rate for adults? (Per minute)

70-74 beats per minute.

200

The amount of blood that flows out of a ventricle of the heart per-unit of time is your cardiac _____?

output

200

Anxiety, fear, and anger often make the heart _______ _______ 


 beat faster

300

 You can stop arterial bleeding by __________

pressure

300

What artery is used to measure blood pressure?

Brachial Artery

300

In older adults, hypertension can develop. What is hypertension?

High Blood Pressure.

300

According to the primary principle of circulation, ______ pressure in the arteries must be maintained to keep blood flowing through the cardiovascular system.

high

300

What is the difference between hypertension and hypotenison? 

 

Hypertension is high blood pressure and hypotension is low blood pressure.

400

What is the definition of pulse?

The alternate expansion and recoil of an artery.

400

Which term means “The manner in which a fluid flows through a smooth vessel”?

Laminar Flow

400

If circulatory shock is left untreated, what could happen?

Death. (Circulatory shock is the failure of the circulatory system to adequately deliver oxygen to the tissue.)

400

What is your stroke volume?

the volume of blood pumped out of a ventricle by each beat.

400

The volume of blood circulating through the body per minute is determined by .....

 

Blood pressure gradient and peripheral resistance.

500

Where is the most common place the pulse is taken?

Radial Artery

500

What are the sounds the Sphygmomanometer makes when releasing pressure called?

Korotkoff sounds

500

What is Anaphylactic Shock?

An acute allergic reaction called anaphylaxis, which causes blood vessel dilation (shock).

500

What does the heart do as more blood flows through the ventricles?

Stretch

500

 The most rapid blood flow takes place in the...

Arteries

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