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Sinoatrial (SA) node Correct Answer pacemaker of the heart Located in the right atrium Atrioventricular (AV) node Correct Answer Electrical activity passes through AV node into left and right bundles and into purkinje fibers to the ventricles Arteries Correct Answer -Thick elastic walls -st...

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Sinoatrial (SA) node Correct Answer pacemaker of the heart
Located in the right atrium

Atrioventricular (AV) node Correct Answer Electrical activity passes through AV node
into left and right bundles and into purkinje fibers to the ventricles

Arteries Correct Answer -Thick elastic walls
-stretch during contraction(systole)
-recoil during relaxation (dyastole)
-carry oxygenated blood away from heart

Arterioles Correct Answer -Smaller branch of arteries
-smooth muscle, thinner than arteries
-Sympathetic nervous system/constrict and dilate to control blood to capillaries,
maintain BP

Capillaries Correct Answer Exchange of gases, nutrients, and wastes between tissue
cells and blood.

Veins and venules Correct Answer -Thin, inelastic, collapse easily
-relax and contract to accommodate blood volume
(A holding tank for fluctuation in blood volume)
-carry deoxygenated blood to the heart

Hemoglobin Correct Answer carries oxygen in the blood

Coronary arteries (Right and Left) Correct Answer -supply blood to the heart
-coronary sinus, located just above the aortic valve, fills with blood during diastole.
-coronary arteries are the only arteries in the body that fill during diastole

Regulation of heart Correct Answer Autonomic nervous system
Sympathetic increases heart rate
Parasympathetic lowers heart rate

Regulation of Vascular system Correct Answer sympathetic fibers maintain a constant
baseline state of partial contraction (tone)

Brainstem centers Correct Answer regulate cardiac function and blood pressure

Vasomotor center Correct Answer controls sympathetic stimulation of heart and
vascular system

, Cardioinhibitory center Correct Answer controls parasympathetic slowing of heart rate

Baroreceptors Correct Answer Sensitive to pressure changes
Small drop in pressure will cause brainstem centers to increase heart rate and induce
vasoconstriction

Vascular system Correct Answer -chemoreceptors sensitive to change in Blood ph, O2
levels, and CO2 levels
-Regulate ventilation
-Sends info to vasomotor center to activate sympathetic stimulation when lack of
oxygen

Factors affecting Cardiac function Correct Answer -Adults - Lifestyle, stress, heredity,
diet, exercise, obesity
- Older Adults - Thick/more rigid valves, decreased myocardial strength, lower exercise
tolerance.

Factors affecting Cardiac function (cont) Correct Answer -Stress
-Allergies/air quality
-Altitude
-Heat and cold

Factors affecting Cardiac function (cont 2) Correct Answer Peripheral Vascular
Abnormalities
-Arterial and venous abnormalities
O2 Transport Abnormalities
-Anemia- low levels of RBC and hemoglobin
-Carbon Monoxide- binds to hemoglobin at oxygen receptor sites

Medications Correct Answer Cardiovascular depressants
-Beta-Adrenergic Blocking Agents
--reduce workload of heart, control heart rythm, control hypertension
-Calcium channel blockers
--block calcium into cells of heart and blood vessels, decrease BP, and strength of
myocardial contractions, slows heart rate and dilates arteries

Cardiovascular Assessment Correct Answer -Pain
-Fatigue
-Dyspnea- difficulty breathing
-Peripheral Circulation
-Blood Oxygenation
-Cardiac monitoring

Cardiovascular nursing Diagnosis Correct Answer Decreased cardiac output
Risk for decreased cardiac tissue perfusion

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