S.L. A&P Terminology CH. 20

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Across
  1. 3. Stage of cardiac contraction is known as
  2. 4. The first valve that deoxygenated blood must move through is the
  3. 5. Arteries that supply the heart with a rich supply of blood
  4. 7. (2wd) On an ECG, atrial depolarization (contract) occurs at which point
  5. 10. (2wd abrev.) Heart Pacemaker
  6. 11. (2wd) Muscular ridges in ventricles with similar functions to papillary muscles
  7. 15. Middle layer of the heart. Contains cardiac muscle cells.
  8. 16. The largest artery in the human body is known as the.
  9. 17. Fluid that exists between visceral and parietal pericardial layers
  10. 19. Innermost layer of the heart with smooth walls.
Down
  1. 1. Blood returning from the lungs must move through this a.v. valve
  2. 2. (2wd) The name of the structure two adjacent cardiac myocytes form when they are bound together.
  3. 6. Outermost layer of the heart. Also known as the visceral pericardium
  4. 8. On an ECG the complex that represents ventricular depol. and atrial repol. is the
  5. 9. (2wd) Structure that returns blood to the r. atrium.
  6. 10. Valves that connect ventricles to vessels
  7. 12. (2wd) Structure that connects a.v. valves to papillary muscles
  8. 13. This structure is located within the atria and contain pectinate muscles
  9. 14. Stage of cardiac relaxation is known as
  10. 18. Oxygenated or deoxygenated blood flows to the heart in this general vessel.