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blood & heart

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the viscosity of blood averages 5
When old rbc's are destroyed, _____ is broken-down. Globin is released and its _____ are recycled. hemoglobin, amino acids
when hemes are broken down they release ______ and a colored substance called _____. iron, biliverdin
biliverdin is converted into a yellow pigments called _____. bilirubin
hemoglobin is composed of protein (globin portion) and the iron-containing group called _____. heme
iron is stored in the liver as _____. ferritin
the first stage in blood clotting ends with the formation of _____. prothrombinase
calcium ions are needed to convert prothrombin to _____ during stage II of clotting thrombin
which AV valve is in the right side of the heart? tricuspid valve
plasminogen is activated by t-PA
describe the sequence for the heart's conducting system SA node, AV node, AV bundle, bundle branches, Purkinje fibers
blood returning to the heart from the lungs enters the _____ left atrium
the QRS complex of an electrocardiogram represents the _____ depolarization of the ventricles
the slow (plateau) part of the heart muscle depolarization is caused by the inward movement of calcium ions
the amount of tension (pressure) that the contacting ventricles must produce to open the semilunar valves is called _____ afterload
what is the formula for determining cardiac output? cardiac output = stroke volume x heart rate
the first heart sound (S1 or lubb) is produced by the closing of the atrioventricular valves (bicuspid and tricuspid)
repolarization of heart muscle is caused by outward movement of _____ potassium ions
increased _____ activity will decrease the heart rate parasympathetic
what chemical is released in the blood that increases heart rate and strength of heartbeat? adrenaline (epinephrine)
epinephrine and norepinephrine will _____ the heart speed-up
cardiac control centers are located in a part of the brain called the _____ medulla oblongata
which ion is needed for blood clotting? Ca+
hemolytic disease of the newborn occurs when __________ the Rh+ blood of the first child sensitizes the mother's Rh- blood
what part of the heart's conducting system delays the signal (depolarization) for about 0.1 sec before sending it on toward the ventricles? AV node
name the most abundant plasma protieins albumins
rbc formation is called _____ erythropoiesis
the proper name for the heart's pacemaker is the _____ SA node
the contraction phase of the heart's chambers is called _____ systole
the amount of blood in the ventricles before ejection of the stroke volume is the _____ end diastolic volume (EDV)
what chemical converts fibrinogen to fibrin? thrombin
what vitamin is needed to form rbc's? B12
blood help to regulate our _____ balance fluid
which stem cell gives rise to the most formed elements? myeloid stem cells
plasma is ___%_____and ___%_____ 91.5% water, 8.5% protiens &solutes
the iron containing group of hemoglobin is called heme
myeloid stem cells produce megakaryoblasts which produce_____, which produce_____ megakaryocytes, platelets
which wbc's become a macrophage? monocyte
prothrombinase and calcium convert _____ to _____ prothrombin, thrombin
what part of the heart's conducting system delays the impulses before sending them to the AV bundle? AV node
blood flows from the left atrium through the bicuspid valve into the _____ left ventricle
what is the function of atrial systole? completes ventricular filling
what sympathetic neurotransmitter speeds up the heart? norepinephrine
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