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chapter 7

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____ contracts most force   left ventricle  
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vagus nerve=   innervate heart and digestive system (parasympathetic)  
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right ventricle pumps blood through____ to be sent to the lungs   pulmonary arteries  
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pulmonary veins empty blood into   left atrium  
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right side=   systemic  
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left side=   pulmonic  
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electrical synapses and gapjuntions make up   cardiac muscle  
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conductive fibers in AV node   bundle of his  
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conductive fibers in ventricle walls   purkinje fibers  
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allow for more unified, and stronger contractions   purkinje fibers  
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veins have more volume of blood and are larger in lumen size compared to   arteries  
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BP is high in _____ and low in _____   heart; capillaries  
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velocity is greatest in   arteries  
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cross sectional area is smallest in   arteries  
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delays contraction of the ventricles   AV node  
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cardiac output=   SV x HR  
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pump oxygentaed blood   left ventricle/ atria  
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inferior/superior vena cava--> right A and V, tricupids valve---> pulmonary arteries--> lungs   deoxygentated blood  
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lungs--> pulmonary vein --> left A and V, mitral valve ---> Aorta   oxygenated blood  
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____ is a skeletal muscle and innervated by phrenic nerve   diaghragm  
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microtubule cillia is found in   ependymal cells of spinal cord  
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acidosis ( too much acid in the blood) will make the body   increase breathing rate  
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CO2 is carried in blood via   bicarbonate ion  
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Increase in CO2=   oxygen dissociation curves shift to the RIGHT  
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Increase in H+=   oxygen dissociation curves shift to the RIGHT  
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Increase in T=   oxygen dissociation curves shift to the RIGHT  
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oxygen dissociation curves shift to the RIGHT means   hemoglobin has a lower affinity for oxygen  
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2,3-DPG shift oxygen dissociation curves shift to the   RIGHT  
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shift of the oxygen dissociation curves thanks to pH=   BOHR shift  
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oxygen concentration and pH are monitored by   peripheral chemoreceptors  
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breathing rate is affected by   central Chemoreceptors (medulla); peripheral chemoreceptors ( coratid arteries and aorta)  
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alkalosis causes   increase blood pH from hyperventillation. Hyperventillation causes decrease in CARBONIC (b/c u have less CO2)  
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LESS CO2= LESS CARBONIC ACID =?   INCREASE IN PH  
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CARBONIC ANHYDRASE INHIBITOR=   rate of gas exchange in lungs would decrease  
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increase co2 production=   increase carboxyhemoglobin  
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job of erythrocyte   deliver O2 and remove CO2  
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blood is what type of tissue   connective  
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blood compostition   plasma, buffycoat, RBC  
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proteins in plasma=   albumin, Immunoglobulins, clotting factors  
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immunoglobulins are aka   antibodies  
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Plasma minus clotting factor fibrinogen =   serum  
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source of AA for tissue protein replacement   plasma proteins  
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leukocytes= do containorganelles, but not   hemoglobin  
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granular leukocytes=   (BEN) --- basophl, neurtophil, eosinophil  
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Agranular leukocyte=   Monocytes, megakaryocytes, lymphocytes  
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macrophage made from   monocyte  
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Megakaryocytes in bone marrow make   platelets  
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inflammation   basophil  
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parasitic infection   eosinophil  
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b cells (humoral)   liver, bone marrow  
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T cell (cell-mediated)   thymus  
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helper t cells help B lyphocytes differentiate into   plasma cells (memmory B cells)  
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HIV attacks   helper T cells  
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4 types of T lymphotcytes=   helper, killer, supressor, memory  
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Lymphocyte has 3 divisions::   T- lymphocyte, B- lymphocyte, and natural killers  
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killer T cells release   perforin (punctures antigen carrying cell)  
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Rh negative   mother  
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Rh positive   fetus  
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A blood   A antigens, B antibodies  
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B blood   B antigens, A antibodies  
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O blood   neither A or B antigens, BUT HAS both A and B antibodies  
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lymphatic vessels absorb blood from   interstitial fluid and takes it back to blood  
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innate immunity=   attacks foreign invaders with white blood cells called GRANULOCYTES as well as inflammation. DOESNT USE T CELL OR B CELL!!!  
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