TITLE : THE FOUR AND BLOOD FLOW
CHAMBERED HEART : STRUCTURE
3 QUESTIONS : BULLET POINTS → STRUCTURES , FUNCTIONS , AND DEFINITIONS
• 2 PUMPS THAT WORK IN SERIES
1 .
WHERE IS THIS IN THE BODY ? ① PULMONARY PUMP → PUMPS BLOOD TO ME Lunas
; BLOOD That IS Oz POOR BLOOD
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MAJOR ORGAN IN TUE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM ⑦ SYSTEMIC PUMP → PUMPS Oz RKU BLOOD TO TUE ORGANS → VIA TUE SYSTEMIC
VASCULATURE
•
LOCATED ON LEFT SIDE OF THE BODY IN THE THORACIC CAVITY
RIGHT SIDE :
① VENA CAVA : SUPERIOR AN INFERIOR ; B Rinus DEOXYGENTED BLOOD FROM ME
2 .
WHY DO WE CARE ? BODY into the Riant ATRIUM
-
•
THE HEART IS A FOUR CHAMBERED THAT
ORGAN IS NEEDED TO PUMP / SUPPLY
② RIGHT ATRIUM : RECEIVES DEOXYGENATED BLOOD FROM TUE SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR
OXYGENATED BLOOD TO ME BODY
•
IT ALSO PUMPS DEOXYGENATED BLOOD TO TUE Lunas Wuertz o
, Exchange occupy
VENA CAVA →
LOWPRESSURERETUR.NL
③ RIUUT ATRIOVENTRICULAR WAVE : VALUE THAT ALLOWS BLOOD TO FLOW FROM RLUUT
ATRIUM TO TUK RIGHT VENTRICLE ; AKA TUE TRICUSPID VALVE
3. HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO PAST MATERIAL ?
•
THE STRUCTURE OF ENDOTUELILM AND THE CELLS Unrwa TUE HEART ; SOME USE BASAL Lamina
④ RIGHT VENTRICLE : HOLDS DEOXYGENATED BLOOD
; WILL PUMP BLOOD TO LUNGS Thrown
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HEART
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•
SARCOMERE S IN MYOCARDIUM → MUSCLE CONTRACTION
⑤ PULMONARY VALUE & PULMONARY : VALUE THAT OPENS
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1 .
WHERE IS THIS IN THE BODY ? *
DIASTOLE :
VENTRICULAR CUAMBENR FILLING W/ BLOOD → VENTRICULAR FILLING
•
THE CARDIAC CYCLE IN VOVES THE HEART AND ITS ARTERIES AND VEINS LB SARCOMERE SUOMEN → BUILDS PRESSURE IN HEART → Pc > Pa → VALUE OPENS AND BLOOD
IS SENT OUT ON AORTIC SIDE AND PULMENARY ARTERY TUE SIDE
ON Recent .
LB EJECTION PUASE : BLOOD IS LEAVING TUE VENTRICULAR CUAMBERS
ACROSS THE AORTIC
2. WHY DO WE CARE ?
AND
PULMONARY VALUES
• END DIASTOLIC VOLUME : TUE VOLUME OF BLOOD IN THE VENTRICULAR CUAMBERS AT
•
BREAKS DOWN THE SYSTEM OF BLOOD FLOW TUROUUU TUE HEART RE GUARDI NU PRESSURE AND
VOLUME chancres THE END OF DIASTOLE (I 120mL ) ( EDU)
TELLS US when specific VALUES OPEN KLOSE
•
END SYSTOLIC VOLUME : TUE VOLUME OF BLOOD TUE
IN
VENTRICULAR
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RELATES ATHLETES HEAT RATES vs normal HEART pares the END OF SYSTOLE ( z 50mL) → END OF CONTRACTION ( ESV)
•
STROKE VOLUME :
AMOUNT OF BLOOD That IS SENT OUT TO The BODY PER EVERY
3. HOW DOES THIS RELATE TO PAST MATERIAL ?
HEART BEAT → DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EDU AND ESV
• INVOLVES THE DIRECTION OF BLOOD FLOW Terocaey pure HEART → 4 CHAMBERS
MUSCLE CONTRACTION -7
LB END DIA STOVL VOLUME -
END SYSTOLIC VOLUME =
STROME VOLUME
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40 CARDIAC OUTPUT : 5. V . X CYCLE Sfm , N ( HEART RATE) there BODY Each MIN
DIAGRAM :
Ex : 70mL X 70 CYCLES ) min firearm rate = 4900 mlmin
•
CARDIAC OUTPUT =
CARDIAC INPUT
•
STAR LINUS LAW : INCREASE IN END DIASTOLIC VOLUME INCREASES SIMONE VOLUME
↳ HEART RATE IS SLOWER ; MORE TIME TO FILL 's T EDV
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⑧ D → A : ISO VOLUMETRIC RELAXATION ; SIGNALS STOP ON CONTRACTILE CARDIOMYOCYTES -7 RELAX
42 SARCOMERE S RELAX ; BEGIN TO STRETCH
⑨ A →B : simile VOLUME
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