The Heart
Blood Vessels
Things you should know
Diseases and Disorders
Blood
100

The number of hollow, muscular chambers in the heart

What is 4? 

100

Blood vessels are complex systems, they are ... 

What is tubes of muscle that your blood flows through
100
I want to check my pulse. Am I checking my coronary artery or my carotid artery?

CAROTID artery

100

My grandma starts complaining she is having chest pain, and we discover she is experiencing reduced blood flow, and therefore reduced oxygen supply to her heart tissue, which is weakening her heart cells without killing them. What is this called??? 

Angina

100

What are the 4 main components of blood?

Plasma

Leucocytes (white blood cells)

Platelets

Erythrocytes (red blood cells)

200

3 reasons we need a circulatory system are... 

What is ... to transport

1.  nutrients (glucose) 2. oxygen 3. carbon dioxide 4. hormones (insulin) 5. antibodies 6. wastes from metabolism 7. heat 

200

A blood pressure that with: systolic 140 or greater and diastolic 90 or greater indicates... 

What is HYPERTENSION

200
2 truths and a lie..  


1) An athlete's heart physiologically increases by enlarging it's chambers and muscle mass. 

2) Increased volume of blood pumped per stroke (higher stroke volume)

3) As a result, even while at rest the heart will beat more frequently. 


#3 is the lie. 

As a result of the increased stroke volume, the heart contracts LESS frequently and at rest will beat as few as 40 times per minute. 

200

When valves become weak and blood flows backwards through veins, what happens?

Veins bulge and create varicose veins

200

Can you list all the blood types? (including those differentiated by the Rh factor)

A-, A+, B-, B+, AB-, AB+, O-, O+ 

300
Define the pericardium

What is... a fluid filled membrane that surrounds the heart, reducing friction and anchoring it. 

300
Fill in the blanks: Arteries carry ________ blood, except for the __________ arteries. 

Veins carry __________ blood, except for the _________veins. 

Arteries carry oxygenated blood, except for the pulmonary arteries. 

Veins carry deoxygenated blood, except for the pulmonary veins. 

300

When you are feeling your pulse, what are you actually feeling? 

The bulge created when blood is gushing through your artery. 

300

What 2 things can cause a stroke? 

A blocked (ischemic) or ruptured (hemorrhagic) arteriole delivering oxygen to the brain. 

300

Group _______ is the universal recipient, while group _______ is the universal donor. 

Group AB, group O
400

Mrs. Corbett is chasing her dog Moose after he ran out of her backyard (AGAIN). Her heart rate picks up to 130 beats per minute and each beat pumps about 110 mL of blood through her body. 

What is her cardiac output in litres per minute? (Round to the nearest litre. 

CO= SV x HR 

What is... 14 L per minute. 


(14.3)

400

Blood pressure depends on two things: __________

What are volume (of blood the heart is pumping) and the resistance to blood flow caused by the narrow openings of arteries.

400

There are three types of circulation we talk about, what are they? 

Pulmonary circulation: circulation of blood to and from the lungs 

Systemic circulation: circulation of blood to and from all the other organs of the body

Coronary circulation: circulation of blood in the blood vessels of the heart

400

Atherosclerosis is the build up and eventual hardening of plaque inside arteries. This limits the flow of oxygenated blood to your body tissues. There is one artery in particular that is extra bad news if this happens, it even has its own disease name- which artery is it and what is the name of the disease? 

Coronary artery... and coronary artery disease

400

HELP IM BLEEDING OUT, MY BLOOD TYPE IS AB-. WHO CAN HELP ME?

People with: O-, A-, AB-, B-

500

The blood flow order as blood pumps through the heart

What is ... 

Superior/Inferior Vena Cava TO right atrium To tricuspid valve TO right ventricle TO pulmonary semilunar valve TO pulmonary arteries TO lungs TO pulmonary veins TO left atrium TO bicuspid/mitral valve TO left ventricle TO aortic semilunar valve TO aorta TO body

500

The main function of arteries, veins and capillaries?

What is .. arteries: distribute oxygen-rich blood to your body, veins: move blood back to the heart, capillaries: site of nutrient, waste, and gas exchange by diffusion between blood and tissue

500

Label the full heart diagram Mrs. Corbett shows you correctly

I knew you could do it!! 
500

You are walking down the street and someone shrieks "HELP, I AM HAVING A MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION". What is going on? Be specific. 

They are having a heart attack. The lack of blood flow is stopping the oxygen supply to the heart tissue and killing heart cells. 

500
I have type B blood. Name 3 different possible combinations for my parents blood types
Mrs. Corbett will be the judge of this.