Cir System
Circu System
Circula System
Circulator System
Circulatory System
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The chamber of the heart receiving deoxygenated blood from the superior vena cava

Right Atrium

100

Largest artery in the body

Aorta

100

A vessel that carries blood away from the heart

Artery

100

This prevents blood from flowing backwards in the heart. It is located between the right atrium and the right ventricle.

Tricuspid valve

100

A general term for a vessel that carries blood towards the heart

Vein

200

This vessel brings blood to the right atrium from below the hear

inferior vena cava

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The valve prevents blood from flowing back to the heart as it travels to the lungs.

pulmonary valve

200

blood vessel that does gas exchange

capillaries

200

The number of chambers are in the heart

Four

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This is a vein that carries oxygen rich blood to from your heart to your lungs.



pulmonary artery

300

Molecule carrying oxygen on red blood cells

Hemoglobin

300

Caused by the expansion and contraction of artery wall as blood is pumped through the body. Can be felt at pressure point

Pulse

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Blood is primarily made up of what?

a) white blood cells

b) red blood cells

c) platelets

d) plasma

d) plasma

300

Term to describe how blood is moved by the veins back to the hear

milking

300

This name is given to the fibers that run around the heart carrying the electrical signal

purkinje fibers

400

The force of blood against the walls of the blood vessels 

Blood pressure

400

Wall of the heart which separates the left and right sides

The Septum

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This is the difference between arteries and veins

Arteries carry oxygenated blood away from the heart, while veins carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart.

400

This vessel travels across the capillary bed and connects arteries and veins. (not capillaries)

vascular shunt

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This controls the movement of gas from one area to another in gas exchange

Concentration

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This vessel carries blood from the lungs back to the heart

Pulmonary vein

500

Normal range of systolic pressure for an adult

140-110 mmHG

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The ventricle that pumps blood to the whole body

Left ventricle

500

This measurement is the heart rate x stroke volume

cardiac output

500

The group of cells send out signals so the heart keeps pumping at a normal rate

Pacemaker

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These chambers contract first in the hear

Atria

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This is the name given to the bundle of cells that carry and impulse and run down the septum

Atrioventricular bundle, Bundle of His

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This is the location in an EKG that shows the impulse across the atria

P wave

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This is the location on the EKG that shows the ventricular impulse around the purkinje fibers

QRS complex

600

This is the location on the EKG that shows the end of the impulse around the ventricles

T wave

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