Title: Chapter 18 - The Cardiovascular System: The Heart
1Chapter 18 - The Cardiovascular System The Heart
Cardiac Output and Control
Heart Anatomy
Pathway of blood
Heart Conduction
Cardiac Cycle
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2Heart Anatomy 100 Question
- Cardiac muscle is found in which layer of the
heart? - a. endocardium
- b. myocardium
- c. epicardium
- d. pericardium
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3Heart Anatomy 100 Answer
- Cardiac muscle is found in which layer of the
heart? - a. endocardium
- b. myocardium
- c. epicardium
- d. pericardium
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4Heart Anatomy 200 Question
- This valve is found between the right atrium and
the right ventricle. - a. mitral
- b. tricuspid
- c. bicuspid
- d. semilunar
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5Heart Anatomy 200 Answer
- This valve is found between the right atrium and
the right ventricle. - a. mitral
- b. tricuspid
- c. bicuspid
- d. semilunar
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6Heart Anatomy 300 Question
- The anterior surface of the heart consists mostly
of this chamber. - a. right atrium
- b. left atrium
- c. right ventricle
- d. left ventricle
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7Heart Anatomy 300 Answer
- The anterior surface of the heart consists mostly
of this chamber. - a. right atrium
- b. left atrium
- c. right ventricle
- d. left ventricle
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8Heart Anatomy 400 Question
- These structures prevent prolapse of the
atrioventricular valves. - a. chordae tendinae
- b. crista terminalis
- c. trabeculae carneae
- d. intercalated discs
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9Heart Anatomy 400 Answer
- These structures prevent prolapse of the
atrioventricular valves. - a. chordae tendinae
- b. crista terminalis
- c. trabeculae carneae
- d. intercalated discs
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10Heart Anatomy 500 Question
- All of these structures can be identified in the
ventricles except - a. trabeculae carneae
- b. papillary muscles
- c. pectinate muscles
- d. chordae tendinae
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11Heart Anatomy 500 Answer
- All of these structures can be identified in the
ventricles except - a. trabeculae carneae
- b. papillary muscles
- c. pectinate muscles
- d. chordae tendinae
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12Pathway of blood 100 Question
- Blood is carried to the heart by these vessels.
- a. arteries
- b. veins
- c. auricles
- d. capillaries
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13Pathway of blood 100 Answer
- Blood is carried to the heart by these vessels.
- a. arteries
- b. veins
- c. auricles
- d. capillaries
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14Pathway of blood 200 Question
- All oxygenated blood returns to the heart via
the - a. pulmonary artery
- b. pulmonary veins
- c. Aorta
- d. vena cavae
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15Pathway of blood 200 Answer
- All oxygenated blood returns to the heart via
the - a. pulmonary artery
- b. pulmonary veins
- c. Aorta
- d. vena cavae
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16Pathway of blood 300 Question
- Blood being pumped out of the left ventricle
enters the - a. pulmonary artery
- b. aorta
- c. coronary sinus
- d. vena cavae
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17Pathway of blood 300 Answer
- Blood being pumped out of the left ventricle
enters the - a. pulmonary artery
- b. aorta
- c. coronary sinus
- d. vena cavae
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18Pathway of blood 400 Question
- Blood is prevented from flowing back into the
left ventricle by the - a. semilunar valve
- b. tricuspid valve
- c. chordae tendinae
- d. mitral valve
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19Pathway of blood 400 Answer
- Blood is prevented from flowing back into the
left ventricle by the - a. semilunar valve
- b. tricuspid valve
- c. chordae tendinae
- d. mitral valve
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20Pathway of blood 500 Question
- Deoxygenated blood from the myocardium enters the
right atrium through the - a. cardiac veins
- b. coronary arteries
- c. coronary sinus
- d. superior vena cava
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21Pathway of blood 500 Answer
- Deoxygenated blood from the myocardium enters the
right atrium through the - a. cardiac veins
- b. coronary arteries
- c. coronary sinus
- d. superior vena cava
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22Heart Conduction 100 Question
- This area is known as the pacemaker of the heart.
- a. AV node
- b. SA node
- c. bundle of His
- d. purkinje fibers
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23Heart Conduction 100 Answer
- This area is known as the pacemaker of the heart.
- a. AV node
- b. SA node
- c. bundle of His
- d. purkinje fibers
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24Heart Conduction 200 Question
- The bundle of His is located here
- a. interatrial septum
- b. interventricular septum
- c. floor of the right atrium
- d. apex of the heart
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25Heart Conduction 200 Answer
- The bundle of His is located here
- a. interatrial septum
- b. interventricular septum
- c. floor of the right atrium
- d. apex of the heart
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26Heart Conduction 300 Question
- Atrial repolarization occurs during this period
of time seen on an EKG. - a. P wave
- b. QRS complex
- c. T wave
- d. ST segment
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27Heart Conduction 300 Answer
- Atrial repolarization occurs during this period
of time seen on an EKG. - a. P wave
- b. QRS complex
- c. T wave
- d. ST segment
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28Heart Conduction 400 Question
- The entire ventricular myocardium is depolarized
during this time on an EKG. - a. ST segment
- b. QT interval
- c. QRS complex
- d. T wave
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29Heart Conduction 400 Answer
- The entire ventricular myocardium is depolarized
during this time on an EKG. - a. ST segment
- b. QT interval
- c. QRS complex
- d. T wave
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30Heart Conduction 500 Question
- Nerve impulses are directly supplied to the
papillary muscles by the - a. SA node
- b. purkinje fibers
- c. AV node
- d. bundle of His
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31Heart Conduction 500 Answer
- Nerve impulses are directly supplied to the
papillary muscles by the - a. SA node
- b. purkinje fibers
- c. AV node
- d. bundle of His
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32Cardiac Cycle 100 Question
- The lub-dup heart sounds heard during
auscultation of the heart are associated with - a. the SA node firing
- b. the heart valves opening
- c. the heart valves closing
- d. blood flowing from the atria to the ventricles
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33Cardiac Cycle 100 Answer
- The lub-dup heart sounds heard during
auscultation of the heart are associated with - a. the SA node firing
- b. the heart valves opening
- c. the heart valves closing
- d. blood flowing from the atria to the ventricles
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34Cardiac Cycle 200 Question
- All four heart valves are closed during this
time. - a. all of ventricular systole
- b. all of ventricular diastole
- c. ventricular ejection
- d. isovolumetric contraction
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35Cardiac Cycle 200 Answer
- All four heart valves are closed during this
time. - a. all of ventricular systole
- b. all of ventricular diastole
- c. ventricular ejection
- d. isovolumetric contraction
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36Cardiac Cycle 300 Question
- Blood flow during ventricular filling is most
dependant upon - a. pressure changes
- b. pumping action
- c. concentration gradient
- d. conduction system
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37Cardiac Cycle 300 Answer
- Blood flow during ventricular filling is most
dependant upon - a. pressure changes
- b. pumping action
- c. concentration gradient
- d. conduction system
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38Cardiac Cycle 400 Question
- During which part of the cardiac cycle would
pressure in the ventricle be at its lowest? - a. mid diastole
- b. isovolumetric contraction
- c. ventricular ejection
- d. late systole
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39Cardiac Cycle 400 Answer
- During which part of the cardiac cycle would
pressure in the ventricle be at its lowest? - a. mid diastole
- b. isovolumetric contraction
- c. ventricular ejection
- d. late systole
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40Cardiac Cycle 500 Question
- The greatest decrease in ventricular pressure
occurs at this time. - a. isovolumetric contraction
- b. isovolumetric relaxation
- c. ventricular systole
- d. ventricular filling
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41Cardiac Cycle 500 Answer
- The greatest decrease in ventricular pressure
occurs at this time. - a. isovolumetric contraction
- b. isovolumetric relaxation
- c. ventricular systole
- d. ventricular filling
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42Cardiac Output and Control 100 Question
- The amount of blood pumped out of each ventricle
in one minute is called - a. stroke volume
- b. cardiac output
- c. cardiac reserve
- d. end diastolic volume
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43Cardiac Output and Control 100 Answer
- The amount of blood pumped out of each ventricle
in one minute is called - a. stroke volume
- b. cardiac output
- c. cardiac reserve
- d. end diastolic volume
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44Cardiac Output and Control 200 Question
- An increase in heart rate by the sympathetic
nervous system is a - a. positive inotropic effect
- b. negative inotropic effect
- c. positive chronotropic effect
- d. negative chronotropic effect
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45Cardiac Output and Control 200 Answer
- An increase in heart rate by the sympathetic
nervous system is a - a. positive inotropic effect
- b. negative inotropic effect
- c. positive chronotropic effect
- d. negative chronotropic effect
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46Cardiac Output and Control 300 Question
- An increase in end diastolic volume would have
which effect on cardiac ouput. - a. increase
- b. decrease
- c. no effect
- d. varies from person to person
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47Cardiac Output and Control 300 Answer
- An increase in end diastolic volume would have
which effect on cardiac ouput. - a. increase
- b. decrease
- c. no effect
- d. varies from person to person
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48Cardiac Output and Control 400 Question
- The parasympathetic nervous system decreases
heart rate by - a. releasing norepinephrine
- b. opening sodium gates
- c. closing sodium gates
- d. opening potassium gates
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49Cardiac Output and Control 400 Answer
- The parasympathetic nervous system decreases
heart rate by - a. releasing norepinephrine
- b. opening sodium gates
- c. closing sodium gates
- d. opening potassium gates
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50Cardiac Output and Control 500 Question
- The most important factor for stretching cardiac
muscle is - a. heart rate
- b. end systolic volume
- c. end diastolic volume
- d. stroke volume
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51Cardiac Output and Control 500 Answer
- The most important factor for stretching cardiac
muscle is - a. heart rate
- b. end systolic volume
- c. end diastolic volume
- d. stroke volume
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52FINAL ROUND Question
- Hypertension can decrease cardiac output by
directly causing an increase in - a. end systolic volume
- b. end diastolic volume
- c. stroke volume
- d. all three volumes are increased
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53FINAL ROUND Answer
- Hypertension can decrease cardiac output by
directly causing an increase in - a. end systolic volume
- b. end diastolic volume
- c. stroke volume
- d. all three volumes are increased
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