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Human Anatomy & Physiology Jeopardy Chapter 11: Cardiovascular System Mrs. Geist Bodine High School for International Affairs.

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2 Human Anatomy & Physiology Jeopardy Chapter 11: Cardiovascular System Mrs. Geist Bodine High School for International Affairs

3 11 22 44 3 4Blood FlowAnatomy of the Heart Heart BeatHeart Dynamics & Cardiac Cycle 1 333 2 4 2 1 5555Clinical Consider- ations 1 2 3 4 5

4 Column 1, #1 What is the name of the circuit that pumps blood out to the body tissues and back to the heart? Systemic circuit

5 Column 1, #2 Pulmonary circuit. What is the name of the circuit that pumps blood out to the lungs and back to the heart?

6 Column 1, #3 Which chamber pumps blood out to the body systems? left ventricle.

7 Column 1, #4 Which chamber receives deoxygenated blood from the body? Right atrium

8 Column 1, #5 Left atrium. Which chamber receives oxygenated blood from the pulmonary circuit?

9 Column 2, #1 Atrioventricular (AV) valves. What is the name of the structures that ensure one-way blood flow from the atria to the ventricles.

10 Column 2, #2 Endocardium. What is the term for the inner lining of the pumping chambers of the heart?

11 Column 2, #3 Superior and inferior venae cavae. What is the name of the large veins that carry the systemic blood back to the right atrium?

12 Column 2, #4 Chordae tendinae. What is the name of the structures that anchor the cusps of the AV valves?

13 Column 2, #5 Which layer of the epicardium covers the heart surface? Visceral pericardium.

14 Column 3, #1 Which type of cardiac cells provide the pumping action and make up 99% of all cardiac muscle cells? Contractile cells.

15 Column 3, #2 Which type of cardiac cells generate and spread the action potential? Conducting cells (non-contractile cells).

16 Column 3, #3 On an EKG, which component represents ventricular depolarization? QRS complex.

17 Column 3, #4 T wave. On an EKG, which component represents ventricular repolarization?

18 Column 3, #5 Cardiac AP has a long plateau phase. Cardiac muscle has a long, slow twitch. Cardiac muscle has a long refractory period, which prevents tetanus. What are some of the differences between cardiac and skeletal muscle cells?

19 Column 4, #1 What is another name for the contraction phase of the cardiac cycle? systole.

20 Column 4, #2 Diastole. What is another name for the relaxation phase of the cardiac cycle?

21 Column 4, #3 “lubb” Identify the first heart sound caused by the closing of the AV valve.

22 Column 4, #4 Lowers heart rate and stroke volume. What effect does parasympathetic innervation have on heart rate and stroke volume?

23 Column 4, #5 What effect does sympathetic innervation have on heart rate and stroke volume? Raises heart rate and stroke volume.

24 Column 5, #1 What is arteriosclerosis? The hardening and thickening of the walls of smaller arteries.

25 Column 5, #2 What is atherosclerosis? The formation of plaques in the inner wall of blood vessels.

26 Column 5, #3 Arrhythmia. What is another term for a disturbance in the rhythm of the cardiac cycle?

27 Column 5, #4 Coronary heart disease. Which condition results from arteriosclerosis and atherosclerois?

28 Column 5, #5 Which term describes a slowing in the heart rate (below 60 bpm)? Brachycardia.

29 Bonus Question 1: Describe the series of events that allows the ear to detect sound.

30 Bonus Question 2: (a) Describe the series of events that allows you see an image. (b) What is the name of the structure in the brain that perceives the image and flips it right-side up.


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