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CardiovascularSytem

A Cardiovascular System Key terms review

The CardiovascularSystemReviewBy:PatrickDolan
What organ is in the middle of the chest? The human heart is in the middle of the chest.
What are the two upper chambers of the heart called? They are called the Artium.
What are the two lower chambers of the heart called? They are each called ventricles.
What separates the Atria and is a flap of skin that kepps blood form flowing backwards? This would be the Value.
The Heart,bloodVessles,Blood are in this system. The Cardiovascular System
What are the group of cells that are located in the right Atrium? These would be a called a Pacemaker.
What are the blood vessles that carrys rich blood with oxygen away from the heart,to the body ? This would be the Artery [Arties is more than one]
What are the substances that exchanged between the blood and body cells? This would be the Capillary [Capillariers is more than one]
What causes the force the ventricle contract? This would be blood pressure.
What is the blood vessel that carries blood to the heart? These would be the vein[s].
What is the main artery that carries blood from the left ventricle of the heart to all the branchs of arteries in the body? This would be the Aorta.
What is the artery that supples blood to the muscles of the heart? This would be the Coronary Artery.
What is the deaise that leads to the bulid up of plaque inside a blood vessel? THis would be Atherosclerosis.
What is the transport of molecules from a region of higher concentration to one of lower concentration. This would be diffuison.
What is a Arterial disease accompanied by high blood pressure? This would be Hypertension.
What is a sudden, serious, painful, and sometimes fatal interruption of the heart's normal functioning, especially due to a blockage in the coronary artery? This would be a Heart Attack.
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