Chapter 19 part 1
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- Q1What are trabeculae?Ridges in the left ventricleRidges in the aortaRidges in the ventriclesRidges in the atrium20sEditDelete
- Q2Veins function to:Transport blood into the ventricles.Transports oxygenated blood to the heart.Transports blood directly into the atriumPump blood throughout the body30sEditDelete
- Q3Arteries function to:Transport blood back to the heartSite of gas exchangeTransport oxygenated blood to the bodies tissuesTransport deoxygenated blood to the bodies tissues30sEditDelete
- Q4Perfusion describes:The diffusion of gasses across a surfaceAmple blood flow to the bodies tissues.The amount of blood being pumped throughout the body30sEditDelete
- Q5The Fibrous Pericardium is:The innermost layer of the heart that functions to attach the heart to neighboring tissues.The outermost layer of the heart that functions to attach the heart to muscle.The outermost layer of the heart that functions to attach the heart to neighboring tissues. Functions to prevent the heart from overfilling.A layer that directly surrounds the heart45sEditDelete
- Q6Myocardium is:Fibrous pericardiumThickest layer of the heart; where the contractile cells of the heart are (cardiac cells)Outermost layer of the heart wallInnermost layer of epithelium that is continuous with the heart valves and lines the blood vessels45sEditDelete
- Q7What is the function of the coronary sinus?The location all venous blood from the heart pools- will empty into the right atrium and superior and inferior vena cava.A major sulcus between the Atria and ventriclesThe receiving chamber of the heart- the portion that receives blood from the entire body.30sEditDelete
- Q8Groups of cords that regulate the opening and closing of the tricuspid and bicuspid valves:Chordae TendonaePappilary musclesAtrioventricular valvesTrabeculae Carnae20sEditDelete
- Q9Where does pulmonary circulation start? Where does it stop?Start: Left Atrium, Stop: Inferior VenacavaStart: Right Atrium, Stop: Left AtriumStart: Right ventricle, Stop: Left AtriumStart: Right Atrium, Stop: Lungs45sEditDelete
- Q10What are the different shunts in fetal circulation?Foramen oval, Ductus arteriosus, Ligamentum venosumLigamentum arteriosum, Ligamentum venosum, Fossa ovalisFossa ovalis, Ductus venossus, Ligamentum arteriosumForamen ovale, Ductus venossus, Ductus arteriosus20sEditDelete
- Q11Where does systemic circulation start and stop?Start: Left Atrium , Stop: Left VentricleStart: Right Atrium , Stop: LungsStart: Left Atrium, Stop: All bodies tissuesStart: Left Atrium, Stop: Aortic branches45sEditDelete