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Organ Systems I

Cardio Sys

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What system carries blood throughout the body? Cardiovascular system
What makes up the cardiovascular system? Arteries, Capillaries, and the veins
Arter- Artery
angi-/vas(cu) vessel
Stenosis narrowing
What are erythrocytes? Red blood cells, that transport oxygen from lungs to the body and carbon dioxide from the cells to the lungs
What are leukocytes? white blood cells, responsible for your immune system, they produce antibodies that fight infection.
What are Platelets Responsible for clotting and sticking together upon response to and injury to a vessel.
What is plasma? liquid part of the blood; Yellow; and carries everything along~nutrients, toxins, protiens, etc.
Thromb- clot
Oxy- oxygen
Lipid fat
What makes up the heart? Atrium, ventricles, valves, and conductive tissue.
Atrium small, top part of the heart; takes blood away from body or lungs; pumps to ventricles.
Ventricles large, bottom part of the heart, pumps blood to body or lungs.
Valves Keeps blood flowing in one direction between the atrium and ventricles and vents to vessels.
Conductive tissue tissue in the heart that coordinates the heart beating.
Card- heart
my- muscle
tachy-/brady- fast/slow
aort- aorta
pector- chest
What is Systolic? "maximum pressure" or increased pressure, pressure when blood is being forced out of heart.
What is Diastolic? Relaxed pressure, pressure of heart at rest.
What instrument is used to measure blood pressure? Sphygmomanometer
Created by: KKF1971
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