Across
- 2. Another term for the left atrioventricular valve
- 8. A type of cell that creates its action potential at regular intervals
- 9. A law that describes the relationship between the end-diastolic volume and stroke volume (two words)
- 11. A combination of the first and second onomatopoeia heart sounds which describe the closure of the AV Valves and the later closure of the semilunar valves
- 12. Sections of the heart that receive incoming blood
- 13. When blood flows back from where it left through the valve, moving in the opposite direction causing collisions with the blood moving in the correct direction
- 14. _______ volume is the volume of blood that is pumped out of the chamber after each contraction
- 16. Which neurotransmitter mediates the input of the parasympathetic NS which causes the heart rate to decrease?
- 17. A type of cell within the cardiac muscle that performs the mechanical pumping
- 18. When the volume in a chamber remains constant; our heart can be in this state during ventricular contraction or relaxation
- 23. What phase of action potential in contractile cardiac muscle cells prevents their fatigue?
- 24. The cardiac cycle has two types of alternating periods: one called systole which is emptying and contracting, the other is called ______ which is relaxing and filling
- 25. A type of stroke volume regulation controlled within the heart
Down
- 1. An atypical heart sound that can be due to turbulent flow of blood through malfunctioning valves
- 3. A type of activity that can cause either heart rate or stroke volume to increase, resulting in an increased cardiac output
- 4. Which pacemaker potential component slows due to acetylcholine being released by the parasympathetic NS?
- 5. A type of valve that makes a whistling sound due to a stiff and narrow valve that doesn’t completely open
- 6. Chambers in the heart that pump blood away to either lungs or organ systems
- 7. Through which nerve does the parasympathetic NS regulate the SA and AV nodes?
- 10. Which direction does the Frank-Starling curve shift when the sympathetic NS gets stimulated?
- 12. _________ nodal delay that lasts 100 ms; also can be referred to as the PR segment
- 15. A machine that can detect diseases within the heart valve
- 19. A type of sound created by a damaged valve that can’t close properly
- 20. Four types of _______ in our heart ensure that blood only flows in one direction
- 21. A type of circulation that pumps oxygen-poor blood back into the lungs to oxygenize blood
- 22. Which system in our body uses the highest percent of oxygenated blood?
