Great for doctors and med students, these flash cards cover blood flow through the heart.
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Questions | Answers |
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The liquid part of the blood is called | plasma |
The medical term for the blood cells that are necessary for blood clotting is: | thrombocytes |
RBC's are darker red when they are filled with: | CO2 |
Which one is the heart chamber to first receive blood from the body's tissues? | right atrium |
The large veins which return blood to the heart after the blood has circulated throughout the body are: | the superior and inferior vena cava |
The pulmonary artery carries deoxygenated blood from the: | R ventricle to the lungs |
Medical term for a blood clot | Thrombus |
Blood cells that help transport O2 to the body's tissues | erythrocytes |
Defect in a heart valve | murmur |
Slow heart rate <60 bpm | bradycardia |
Recording of the electrical activity of the heart | EKG |
Localized mass of blood | hematoma |
Medical term that means a decrease in number of WBC's | leukopenia |
Medical term that means an increase in number of WBC's | leukocytosis |
Condition where there is a decreased number of RBC's | anemia |
Process of blood clotting | coagulation |
Blood cells that protect the body against disease and infection | leukocytes |
Fast heart rate >100bpm | tachycardia |
The heart is located in the _________cavity | thoracic |
The SA node is called the ______ of the heart | pacemaker |
The second heart sound is _________and is caused by the closure of the _______valves. | dupp, semilunar valves |
The first heart sound is ___ and is caused by closure of the __ valves | lubb, tricuspid and mitral valves |
What is erythropoiesis? | Development of RBC's |
In what two main areas of the body does Erythropoiesis? | Red bone marrow and lymphatic tissue |
What is the myocardium? | cardiac muscle tissue |
What artery supplies blood to the myocardium? | coronary arteries |