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Ms. Helms C prd Clas

Blood Unit

QuestionAnswer
surface markfers found on red blood Antigens
Found in blood plasma Anitbody
Has "A" antigens and will produce "B" antibodies Type A blood
Has "B" antigens and will produce "A" antibodies Type B blood
Has "A" & "B" anitgens and will produce no antibodies Type AB blood
Has no antigens and will produce "A" & "B" antibobies Type O blood
1 complete heartbeat Cardiac Cycle
the force exerted by blood as it moves through the blood vessels blood pressure
blood pressure measured in.. mmHg (millimeters of Mercury)
tells how much pressure is exerted when the heart contracts and blood flows through the arteries Systolic Pressure (1st number)
tells how much perssure is exerted when the heart relaxes Diastolic Pressure (2nd number)
normal systolic number 115-120
normal diastolic number 70-90
another name for high blood pressure hypertension
places a strain on the walls of arteries and increases the chance that vessel will burt high blood pressure
each contraction begins in the sinoatrial (SA) node in the right atrium hearbeat
sends impulse first, located in right atrium, maintains rythmic beating Sinoatrail Node (pacemaker)
measures the tiny electrial impulses produced by the heart muslce when it contracts ECG or EKG (Electrocaridiogram)
a condition in which plaque builds up on the inner walls of the arteries Atherosclerosis
fatty deposits plaque
another name for heart attack Myocardial Infarction
if the artery remains open to some degree, reduced blood flow to the heart is notuceable during stress on the heart during periods of rapid heartbeats heart attack
the pressure of a heart attack angina
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