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ch. 14

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The heart, blood and blood vessels of the body constitute the _________ _________ cardiovascular system
The _____ muscle of the heart is the pumping organ of the system. cardiac
The function of the cardiovascular system is the transportation of _____. blood
The heart is situated in the ________ surrounded by the pericardial sac. mediastinum
The _________ ____ is composed of two layers; the fibrous pericardium and the serous pericardium. pericardial sac
The outter layer of the paricardial sac is the ________ pericardium. fibrous
The inner layer of the paricardial sac is the _______ pericardium. serous
The fibrous pericardium _______ the heart in the mediastinum and prevents overdistention of the heart. anchors
The outter most layer of the heart wall is called the _______ or visceral pericardium. epicardium
A space called the ________ ______ separates the epicardium from the serous pericardium of the pericardial sac. pericardial cavity
The second layer of the heart that makes up the bulk of the heart and consists of cardiac muscle tissue is the _________. myocardium
The innermost third layer of the heart is the __________. endocardium
The _____ is divided into 4 chamers; two upper and two lower. heart
The ____ _____ of the heart are the right atrium and the left atrium. upper chambers
each atrium has an external appendage called an _______. auricle
The ______ ______ of the heart are the right ventricle and the left ventricle. lower chambers
the right ventrile and the left ventricle are seperated internally from one another by the __________ ________ interventricular septum
externally, the groove that separates the atria from the ventricles is the ______ _____ coronary sinus
The superior or anterior vena cava receives blood from the _____ parts of the body. upper
The inferior or posterior vena cava receives blood from the lower parts of the body. lower
The _____ _____ drains blood from the heart. coronary sinus
The ascending _____ carries oxygenated blood away from the heart to all parts of the body. aorta
______ walls are thin. atrial
_____ walls are thick ventricle
The _____ ventricle has the thickest walls of cardiac muscle because of the great distance it must transport blood left
______ prevent blood from backflowing. valves
The ______ valve is made of three cusps or flaps. tricuspid
The _____ valve is made of two cusps or flaps. bicuspid
The _______ ______ valve is found in the right ventricle. pulmonary semilunar
The _____ _____ valve is found in the left ventricle. aortic semilunar.
The ______ valves are made of three cusps or flaps. semilunar
Deoxygenated blood returns to the heart from all parts of the body vis the superior andinferior ____ ____ to the right atrium of the heart. vena cava
The _______ system of the heart generates and distributes electrical impulses over the heart, which causes contraction of the heart. conduction
The ________ ____ is also known as the pacemaker. sinoatrial node
In a _____ _____ the two atria contract simultaneously while the ventricles relax, and the two ventricles contract simultaneously while the atria relax. cardiac cycle
The phase of contraction is called ______. systole
The phase of relaxation is called _______. diastole
An average ______ cycle take .8 second. cardiac
_______ circulation includes all the oxygenated blood that leaves the left ventricle and all the deoxygenated blood that returns to the right atrium. systemic
______ circulation includes the deoxygenated blood that leaves the right ventricle to the pulmonary trunk. pulmonary
_______ circulation is the route in the brain. cerebral
_____ circulation exsists only between the developing fetus and its mother. fetal
The inner most layer of an artery or vein is the _____ ____, made of a single layer of endothelial cells. tunica intima
The middle layer of an artery or vein is the ____ _____, made of smooth muscle. tunica media
The outter layer of an artery or vein is the ____ _____, made of white fibrous connective tissue. tunica adventitia
The cavity of blood vessels is called the _____. lumen.
arteries are thicker and stronger then _____. veins
______ are small arteries that deliver blood to capillaries. arterioles
_______ are microscopic vessels that connect arteriols with venules. capillaries
________ are small vessels that connect capillaries to veins. venules
veins have less elastic and smooth muscle than arteries but have more ______ _____ tissue. fibrous connective
_______ have internal valves to ensure blood flow in one direction. veins
_____ ______ are veins with thin walls. venous sinuses
The ______ is the larges artery of the body. aorta
Most of the _____ of the body are in deep and protected areas of the body. arteries
_____ are found closer to the surface of the body. veins
The veins of the body converge with either the superior or inferior ____ ____. vena cava
The superior and inferior are the two largest ______ of the body and empty into the right atrium of the heart. veins
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