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Cardiac Cycle - ANSWER One contraction and relaxation of the
atria and ventricles follow by a short pause.
Bradycardia - ANSWER any rate below 60 beats per min
Tachycardia - ANSWER any rate greater than 100 beats per min
Automacity - ANSWER unique property of myocardial cells to generate
a discharge and contract their own with out stimulation by nerves
SA NODE "sinoatrial node" - ANSWER termed as the hearts
pacemaker
Bundle of His - ANSWER Cardiac Muscle Fibers
What is the hearts sequence? - ANSWER Right Atrium--> Right
Ventricle
Pulmonary Artery--> Pulmonary Vein
Left Atrium--> Left Ventricle, Aorta
Peripheral Nervous System - ANSWER Cranial Nerves (optic,
olfactory, auditory, facial, trigeminal & spinal)
Central Nervous System - ANSWER Cerebrum, Cerebellum and
Medulla Oblongata
Autonomic Nervous System - ANSWER Sympathetic "Fight or
Flight"
Parasympathetic "Couch Potato"
Cerebrum - ANSWER Thought, consciousness, memory
, Cerebullum - ANSWER Center for hearing, vision and
movement
Systolic - ANSWER High (BP) during ventricular contraction Diastolic -
ANSWER Low (BP) during ventricular relaxation
Cardiac Output - ANSWER Stroke Volume X Heart Rate
Antecubital space - ANSWER located at front of elbow
Cephalic Vein - ANSWER LRG vein on the outermost side of
upper arm
Basilic Vein - ANSWER located on inner aspect of forearm
median cubital vein - ANSWER anterior aspect of the elbow
dorsal venous plexus vein - ANSWER located on back of hand
Pharynx - ANSWER between nose and trachea
Nasopharynx - ANSWER above soft palate
Oropharynx - ANSWER between soft palate and epiglotis
Larngopharynx - ANSWER Behind larynx
What is epiglottis? - ANSWER Flap of tissue that seals off the
windpipe and prevents food from entering
Diaphragm - ANSWER LRG dome shaped muscle that plays on
important role in breathing
Ethrocytes - ANSWER Red blood cells