cardiovascular

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blood flows through a network of blood vessels that extend from the ? to the peripheral tissues

heart

blood is carried away from the heart by

arteries

capillaries are often called ? as their thin walls permit exchange of nutrients, dissolved gases and waste products between the blood and surrounding tissue

exchange vessels

how many muscular chambers does the heart contain

the right atrium passes blood to the right ventricle, which pumps blood into the

pulmonary circuit

the left atrium empties blood into the left ventricle, which pumps blood into the

systemic circuit

when the heart beats, the ventricles contract at the same time and the right ventricle ejects a ? amount of blood than the left ventricle

equal

the heart has a series of ? valves

one way

the right atrioventricular (AV) valve is known as the

tricuspid valve

semilunar valves include

aortic valves

blood from the systemic circuit flows through the venae cavae into the

right atrium

which type of cells control and co ordinate heartbeat

cells of the conducting system

each heartbeat begins with an action potential generated at a pacemaker called the

simpatico (SA) node

electrical events of the conducting system can be monitored from the surface of the body by means of an

electrocardiogram (ECG)

the arrival of an electrical impulse at a cardiac muscle cell membrane produces an ?, and this triggers the contraction of the cardiac muscle cells

action potential

the period between the start of one heartbeat and the start of the nest is called the

cardiac cycle

in contrast to skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle tissue contracts

on its own

the cardiac conduction system contains each of the following elements except

contractile cells

the conducting cells in the atria are found in

internodal pathways

each time the heart beats, a wave of depolarisation travels down the ventricular septum to the apex of the heart, from where it spreads through the ventricular

myocardium

the electrical activity of the heart can be monitored by means of a graphical recording, which gives information on performance off each of the following specific components except

neural

which appears as the ventricles depolarise

QRS complex

the P-R is the time from the start of ? to the start of the QRS complex and extension by even 0.2 sec can indicate damage to the conducting pathways or the atrioventricular (AV) node

atrial depolarisation

the Q-T interval indicates the time required for the ventricle to undergo a single cycle of depolarisation and repolarisation and extension may indicate all of the following

cardiovascular fitness

the action potential in a contractile cell is different than that observed in a skeletal muscle cell in that it has each of the following distinct steps except

synaptic phase

an action potential begins when the membrane of ventricular muscle cell reaches threshold (-75 mV) from the resting potential of -90mV l, this results in opening of

fast sodium (Na+) channels

the plateau phase of a cardiac action potential last for

175 sec

at the end of the plateau phase potassium (K+) channels open leading to a rapid repolarisation that restores

resting potential

In the cardiac cycle a phase of contraction is known as

systole

systole is followed by ? during which the chamber fills with blood

diastole

there are ? heart sounds

cardiodynamics is not dictated by which of the following factors

glomerular filtration rate (GFR)

cardiac output is an indication of blood flow through peripheral tissues and provides a useful indication of

ventricular efficiency

an increased heart rate is primarily caused by which one of the following

increased activity of sympathetic nerves to the heart

an increased stroke volume is primarily caused by

increased and end diastolic ventricular volume

? is calculated as the end diastolic volume (EDV, 135 ml) minus the ene systolic volume (ESV, 65 ml)

stroke volume

the wne systolic volume (ESV) is influenced by each of the following except

conductivity

pressure within the cardiovascular system, the circulatory pressure is often divided into each of the following components except

hydrostatic pressure

for circulation to occur the pressure gradient must be great enough to overcome the

total peripheral resistance

blood flow is determined by each of the following parameters except

vessel length

which features of arteries act to reduce the fluctuations in blood pressure caused by the heart beat

internal elastic membrane and smooth muscle

what mechanisms are responsible for movement of blood in the venous system of the lower limbs

one way valves and venous compression caused by skeletal muscle action

which chambers of the heart are directly connected? right atrium, right ventricle, left atrium or left ventricle

RA and RV; LA and LV

why is the left ventricle more muscular than the right ventricle

because the LV must overcome the total peripheral resistance of the much larger systemic circuit

what is the effect of neural inputs to the heart

change the rate of spontaneous contraction

what molecular mechanism is responsible for the plateau phase of the action potential in cardiac muscle

slow opening of Ca2+ channels

what molecular mechanism prevents tetanic contraction of cardiac muscle

the absolute refractory period is as long as the duration of contraction

which of the following will increase the heart rate

increased Na+ leakage

which structures ensure the rapid and accurate spread of excitation through cardiac muscle

the conducting system and gap junctions between individual cardiac muscle cells

what would be the effect on the heart of the vagus nerve were cut

heart rate will increase

the reduced oxygen level at high altitudes will have which effect on cardiac activity

general depression of cardiac activity

during heavy exercise, if the heart rate were to exceed ca. 180 bpm, the pumping action of the heart would become inefficient, why?

because there is not enough time for the cardiac chambers to fill with blood

what is the bainbridge reflex

increase in venous return stretches the nodal cells, which increases the heart rate

why does increased rigidity of blood vessels (atherosclerosis) increase blood pressure

increases total peripheral resistance

what May cause excessive turbulence in blood vessels

deformation of part of the blood vessels

which of the following may increase blood viscosity

dehydration

which of the folllwing responses to a change in blood volume directly involved the heart

increased venous return causes release of atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP), which reduces blood volume

beta blockers are drugs that reduce blood pressure. in the heart, they act as

antagonist of adrenaline and noadrenaline

during the fight or flight response, sympathetic activity changes the distribution of blood as follows

increased blood flow to skeletal muscle and brain, reduces flow to skin and internal organs

what molecular mechanisms is responsible to the spontaneous generation of action potentials in cardiac muscle

na+ leak channels

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concepts

muscle

muscle

nervous

nervous

reproductive

reproductive

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renal

gastro

gastro

endocrine

endocrine

respiratory

respiratory

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bodily fluids

問題一覧

blood flows through a network of blood vessels that extend from the ? to the peripheral tissues

heart

blood is carried away from the heart by

arteries

capillaries are often called ? as their thin walls permit exchange of nutrients, dissolved gases and waste products between the blood and surrounding tissue

exchange vessels

how many muscular chambers does the heart contain

the right atrium passes blood to the right ventricle, which pumps blood into the

pulmonary circuit

the left atrium empties blood into the left ventricle, which pumps blood into the

systemic circuit

when the heart beats, the ventricles contract at the same time and the right ventricle ejects a ? amount of blood than the left ventricle

equal

the heart has a series of ? valves

one way

the right atrioventricular (AV) valve is known as the

tricuspid valve

semilunar valves include

aortic valves

blood from the systemic circuit flows through the venae cavae into the

right atrium

which type of cells control and co ordinate heartbeat

cells of the conducting system

each heartbeat begins with an action potential generated at a pacemaker called the

simpatico (SA) node

electrical events of the conducting system can be monitored from the surface of the body by means of an

electrocardiogram (ECG)

the arrival of an electrical impulse at a cardiac muscle cell membrane produces an ?, and this triggers the contraction of the cardiac muscle cells

action potential

the period between the start of one heartbeat and the start of the nest is called the

cardiac cycle

in contrast to skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle tissue contracts

on its own

the cardiac conduction system contains each of the following elements except

contractile cells

the conducting cells in the atria are found in

internodal pathways

each time the heart beats, a wave of depolarisation travels down the ventricular septum to the apex of the heart, from where it spreads through the ventricular

myocardium

the electrical activity of the heart can be monitored by means of a graphical recording, which gives information on performance off each of the following specific components except

neural

which appears as the ventricles depolarise

QRS complex

the P-R is the time from the start of ? to the start of the QRS complex and extension by even 0.2 sec can indicate damage to the conducting pathways or the atrioventricular (AV) node

atrial depolarisation

the Q-T interval indicates the time required for the ventricle to undergo a single cycle of depolarisation and repolarisation and extension may indicate all of the following

cardiovascular fitness

the action potential in a contractile cell is different than that observed in a skeletal muscle cell in that it has each of the following distinct steps except

synaptic phase

an action potential begins when the membrane of ventricular muscle cell reaches threshold (-75 mV) from the resting potential of -90mV l, this results in opening of

fast sodium (Na+) channels

the plateau phase of a cardiac action potential last for

175 sec

at the end of the plateau phase potassium (K+) channels open leading to a rapid repolarisation that restores

resting potential

In the cardiac cycle a phase of contraction is known as

systole

systole is followed by ? during which the chamber fills with blood

diastole

there are ? heart sounds

cardiodynamics is not dictated by which of the following factors

glomerular filtration rate (GFR)

cardiac output is an indication of blood flow through peripheral tissues and provides a useful indication of

ventricular efficiency

an increased heart rate is primarily caused by which one of the following

increased activity of sympathetic nerves to the heart

an increased stroke volume is primarily caused by

increased and end diastolic ventricular volume

? is calculated as the end diastolic volume (EDV, 135 ml) minus the ene systolic volume (ESV, 65 ml)

stroke volume

the wne systolic volume (ESV) is influenced by each of the following except

conductivity

pressure within the cardiovascular system, the circulatory pressure is often divided into each of the following components except

hydrostatic pressure

for circulation to occur the pressure gradient must be great enough to overcome the

total peripheral resistance

blood flow is determined by each of the following parameters except

vessel length

which features of arteries act to reduce the fluctuations in blood pressure caused by the heart beat

internal elastic membrane and smooth muscle

what mechanisms are responsible for movement of blood in the venous system of the lower limbs

one way valves and venous compression caused by skeletal muscle action

which chambers of the heart are directly connected? right atrium, right ventricle, left atrium or left ventricle

RA and RV; LA and LV

why is the left ventricle more muscular than the right ventricle

because the LV must overcome the total peripheral resistance of the much larger systemic circuit

what is the effect of neural inputs to the heart

change the rate of spontaneous contraction

what molecular mechanism is responsible for the plateau phase of the action potential in cardiac muscle

slow opening of Ca2+ channels

what molecular mechanism prevents tetanic contraction of cardiac muscle

the absolute refractory period is as long as the duration of contraction

which of the following will increase the heart rate

increased Na+ leakage

which structures ensure the rapid and accurate spread of excitation through cardiac muscle

the conducting system and gap junctions between individual cardiac muscle cells

what would be the effect on the heart of the vagus nerve were cut

heart rate will increase

the reduced oxygen level at high altitudes will have which effect on cardiac activity

general depression of cardiac activity

during heavy exercise, if the heart rate were to exceed ca. 180 bpm, the pumping action of the heart would become inefficient, why?

because there is not enough time for the cardiac chambers to fill with blood

what is the bainbridge reflex

increase in venous return stretches the nodal cells, which increases the heart rate

why does increased rigidity of blood vessels (atherosclerosis) increase blood pressure

increases total peripheral resistance

what May cause excessive turbulence in blood vessels

deformation of part of the blood vessels

which of the following may increase blood viscosity

dehydration

which of the folllwing responses to a change in blood volume directly involved the heart

increased venous return causes release of atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP), which reduces blood volume

beta blockers are drugs that reduce blood pressure. in the heart, they act as

antagonist of adrenaline and noadrenaline

during the fight or flight response, sympathetic activity changes the distribution of blood as follows

increased blood flow to skeletal muscle and brain, reduces flow to skin and internal organs

what molecular mechanisms is responsible to the spontaneous generation of action potentials in cardiac muscle

na+ leak channels