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ChapterStudy
4_ Pathology
Guide.pdfby Blair _ Complete Medical
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4_ Pathology
Guide.pdfby Blair _ Complete Medical Study Guide.pdf
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What are the two subsystems of circulation of the pulmonary circulation
cardiovascular system? systemic circulation
What does the pulmonary circuitation do? transports blood between the heart and lungs for exchange
what does the systemic circulation do? of blood gases
transports blood between the heart and the rest of the body
heart acts as a pump to propel the blood throughout the body via the circulatory
vessels
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what portions of the heart is shown in a frontal the right side is composed mainly of the right atrium, and the left side is
projection of the chest? composed mainly of the left ventricle
Why is it necessary to have a lateral projection of the to best demonstrate the right ventricle and the left atrium
chest?
right and left atria two upper chambers of the heart
right and left ventricles two lower chambers of the heart
endocardium The innermost layer of the heart
myocardium The middle mmuscular layer of the heart
epicardium The outermost layer is a protective
covering
The entire heart is enclosed within what? a pericardial sac
what does this contain? a small amount of fluid to lubricate the heart as it contracts and relaxes
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