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A+P2cpt16-19

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L Ventricle   Thickest wall because it needs to pump out to body  
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Stroke Volume   amount of blood pumped by each ventricle per beat  
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Heart Rate   # of beats per minute  
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Cardiac Output   amount of blood pumped out of ventricles per minute  
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Venous Return   amount of blood returned to heart per minute  
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Bicuspid Valve   between L atria and L ventricle to prevent blood return to R atria  
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Tricuspid Valve   betewen R atria and R ventricle to prevent blood return to R atria  
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Aortic Semi-Lunar Valve   between L ventricle and aorta closes when pressure in aorta is greater than relaxed ventricles  
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Pulmonary Semi-Lunar Valve   between R ventricle and pulmonary valve close when pressure in trunk is greater than relaxed ventricles  
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SA Node   initiates action potential located in upper posterior wall of R atrium  
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AV Node   Slows cardiac impule to ensure both atrial have contracted and ventricles are filled located on floor of R atrium  
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Bundle of His   only communication between atria and ventricles located interventricular septum  
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Purkinjie Fibers   Gets ventricles to contract located deep in wall of ventricles  
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LUBB   AV Valve close  
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DUBB   Semi Lunar valves close  
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Atrial Systole   Ventricles in diastole (filling)  
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Atrial Diastole   Ventricles in Sytole (draining)  
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Ventricular Systole   Atia in diastole (filling)  
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Ventricular Diastole   Atria in sytole (draining)  
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P-Wave   Atria contracting  
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QRS Complex   ventricles contracting  
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T-Wave   Ventricles relaxing  
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Coronary Arteries   veins that supply heart with blood  
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Veins   return blood to heart  
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Arteries   carry blood away from heart  
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External Jugular Vein   Drains face, scalp and neck  
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Internal Jugular Vein   Main vein drains brain  
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Pulmonary Artery   carries deoxygenated bloos from R ventricles to lungs  
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Pulmonary Vein   carries oxygenated blood from lungs to R ventricles  
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Carotoid Artery   Blood from Head to neck  
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Vertebral Artery   blood to vein and back of neck  
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Saphenous Vein   Longest vein drains foot on medial leg  
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Renal Artery   drains kidneys  
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Common Iliac Artery   Pubic region blood to organs  
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Longest artery   Aorta  
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Largest Vein   Vena Cava  
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Ductus Venous   Bypass liver to inferior Vena Cava  
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Ductus Arteriosus   bypass fetus lungs  
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Foramen Ovale   hole for blood to flow from R atrium to L atrium  
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Vena Cava   blood vessel where blood pressure is lowest  
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Capillary   where blood flows slowest  
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Baroreceptors   wall of aorta and carotoid sinus detects changes in blood pressure carries info to heart and blood vessels  
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