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Biology

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arterioles
small blood vessels that branch from arteries
influenza
flu
spleet
stor surplus red blood cells
cardiac conduction system
regulated the beating of heart
meatuses
irregularly shaped pocketsin nasal cavity
high blood pressure
name hypertention vesting blood normal 120/80
endocaridium
lines interior of heart chamber
pulomary circulation
movement of blood between the heart and the lungs
hemoglobin
iron-containing blood proteins
cystic fibrosis
most common heredity disease
bronchitis
linings of branchial tubes become inflamed
external
name pericardium tough white sac that encased heart
fatty acid
primary fuel of heart
larynx
voice box "Adom's apple"
plasma
liquid straw-collerd
angioplasty
opening of clogged and balloon
sickle-cell anemia
unique disease of the erythrocytes
respiratory system
supply body with oxygen and ridof excess co2
renal circulation
movement of bllod from the body organs through the kidney
tuberculosis
lungs tissues form fiberous clumps
albumin
regulate amount of water in the blood
external respiratory
breathing
pulmarary arteries
carry blood to the lungs to absorb oxeygen
white blood cells
produced in the bone marrow & the limph nodes name leukocytes
portal circulation
movement of blood from the digestive organs to the liver
bronchial asthma
serios allergies that may cause difficulty in breathing
cellular respiratory
withen cell
systole
contracting and pumping phase of heart action
pneumonia
sharp increase in amount of fluid in lungs
vocal cords
folds elastic tissue inside the larynx
bronchioles
smallest bronchal tube
red blood cell
carries of oxygen another name erythrocyte
globulins
helps to transport fats throughout the body & hepl fite infection
bronchus
enters each lung
cappillaries
tiny blood vessels that link arteries
diastole
relaing and filling phase
bronchi
branches of trachea located in thoracic cavity
internal respiratory
exchange of oxygen co2
cardiac muscle cells
short, branched, and contain only one nucleus per cell
myocardium
contains muscles of the heart
sinoatrial node
S-A node pacemake of the heart
shock
loses too much blood
veins
carry blood to the heart
bone marrow
produse red blood cells
ventricular fibrillation
heart twiches instead of beating
bronchial tubes
smaller branches off of branchi
medulla oblongata
controls breathing
heart attack
blockage of blood flow to the heart muscles
cirrhosis
buildup of fatty and fibrous tissue in liver livercan regenerate
pleurisy
painful inflammation of plaera frivtion lungs, chest, and cavity
blood protein
albumin, globulins, and fibrinogen
tidal volume
normal breathing
bicuspid
connects the left atrium and left ventricle
pulmonary semilunar
allows blood to exit the right ventricle and enter pulmonary
venae cavae
deoxygenated blood returns to heart here
heartbeat
soun of cardiac cycle
viral hepatits
infection
hemophilia
inability to form blood clots
heart murmur
abnormal rushing or blowing sound
aortic semilunar
allows blood to exit the left ventricle and enter the aorta
fibrinogen
helps in clotting of blood
emphysema
progressive deteriolation of the alveali
epiglottis
flap tissue which covers the opening
agglutinogens
cause the red blood cells to clump together
cardiac veins
blood leaves muscle tissues empty into right atrium
glottis
opening of the trachea
anemia
too little oxygen being tranported
diaphragm
separates the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity
anticoagulants
slow process of blood clotting
vital capacity
volume of air you can inhale and exhale
nitroglycerin
dilated or explads
blood pressure
amount of force that blood exerts upon the walls of blood vessels
lung cancer
most deadly
obesity
one of the greatest contributors to heart disease
systemis circulation
blood vessels go through all parts of the body except the lungs
intercostal muscles
helps to expand rib cage
arteries
carry blood away from the heart
common cold
caused by virus
inhalation
draws air into lungs
venules
they become veins
pletelets
tiny disk-shaped cells produced in the bone marrow that serve as roving patch kits
epicardium
outside wall
exhalation
air rushes from lungs to equalize presser
tricuspid
connects the right atrium and right ventricle
circulation shock
drastic drop in blood pressure
semilunary valves
prevents blood from flouing back into ventricles
alveoli
small sac-like structures at end of brancheal
vavles of heart
prevent blood from flowing in wrong direction
cardiovascular
heart, blood vessels, and blood

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