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Copyright © The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permission required for reproduction or display. 1 THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM • THE HEART PUMPS BLOOD THROUGH A • • • • CLOSED SYSTEM OF BLOOD VESSELS. ARTERIES CARRY BLOOD AWAY FROM HEART INTO BODY TISSUE CAPILLARIES. VEINS CARRY BLOOD FROM BODY TISSUE CAPILLARIES BACK TO HEART. RED VESSELS CARRY OXYGENATED BLOOD. BLUE VESSELS CARRT DEOXYGENATED BLOOD. 2 THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM 3 THE HEART • IS A MUSCULAR PUMP LOCATED WITHIN THE THORACIC CAVITY BETWEEN THE LUNGS AND THE DIAPHRAGM. • IT IS COVERED BY A TOUGH FIBROUS SAC CALLED THE PERICARDIUM. • THE HEART WALL IS MADE OF A THICK MUSCLE BETWEEN TWO MEMBRANES:• ENDOCARDIUM – MYOCARDIUM - EPICARDIUM 4 THE HEART LOCATION 5 THE HEART WALL STRUCTURE 6 THE HEART CHAMBERS THE HEART HAS FOUR CHAMBERS:• LEFT & RIGHT ATRIUM:- THE TWO UPPER CHAMBERS THAT RECEIVE THE BLOOD RETURNED TO THE HEART BY VEINS. • LEFT & RIGHT VENTRICLE:- THE TWO LOWER CHAMBERS THAT PUMP BLOOD INTO ARTERIES • ATRIAL SEPTUM SEPARATE THE ATRIA. • VENTRICULAR SEPTUM SEPARATE VENTRICLES. • FIBROUS RING SEPARATE ATRIA & VENTRICLES 7 THE HEART CHAMBERS 8 THE HEART BLOOD VESSELS • CORONARY VESSELS:- SUPPLY BLOOD TO THE • • • • HEART STRUCTURES. AORTA:- CARRY BLOOD FROM THE LEFT VENTRICLE INTO THE SYSTEMIC CIRCULATION. PULMONARY ARTERY:- CARRY BLOOD FROM THE RIGHT VENTRICLE INTO THE LUNGS. PULMONARY VEINS:- BRING BLOOD FROM THE LUNGS INTO THE LEFT ATRIUM. THE VENA CAVA:- BRING BLOOD FROM THE VEINS INTO THE RIGHT ATRIUM. 9 THE HEART BLOOD VESSELS 10 THE HEART VALVES • ALLOW BLOOD TO FLOW ONLY IN ONE DIRECTION FROM OR INTO THE HEART. ATRIOVENTRICULAR VALVES {A-V VALVES} • MITRAL {BICUSPID} VALVE:- LOCATED BETWEEN LEFT ATRIUM & L. VENTRICLE. • TRICUSPID VALVE:- LOCATED BETWEEN RIGHT ATRIUM & RIGHT VENTRICLE. • ALLOW BLOOD TO FLOW ONLY FROM EACH ATRIUM INTO EACH VENTRICLE. 11 THE HEART VALVES SEMILUNAR VALVES:• AORTIC SEMILUNAR VALVE:- LOCATED AT THE ENTERANCE OF THE AORTA. IT ALLOW BLOOD FLOW ONLY FROM THE LEFT VENTRICLE INTO THE AORTA. • PULMONARY SEMILUNAR VALVE:LOCATED AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE PULMONARY ARTERY. IT ALLOW BLOOD FLOW ONLY FROM RIGHT VENTRICLE INTO PULMONARY ARTERY. 12 THE HEART VALVES 13 THE HEART VALVES 14 HEART CONDUCTION SYSTEM • IT IS SPECIALIZED MUSCLE TISSUE THAT FUNCTION LIKE NERVES BY GENERATING SPONTANOUS IMPULSES & TRANSMITING THEM TO THE HEART MUSCLE TO CAUSE CONTRACTION. CONSIST OF:• SINOATRIAL {SA} NODE • ATRIOVENTRICULAR {AV} NODE • ATRIOVENTRICULAR {AV} BUNDLE 15 • PURKINJE FIBERS 16 ELECTROCARDIOGRAM • THE ORIGINATION & TRANSMISSION OF IMPULSES THROUGH THE CONDUCTION SYSTEM OF THE HEART WILL GENERATE ELECTRICAL CURRENTS THAT CAN BE DETECTED BY ELECTRODES PLACED ON THE BODY SURFACE. • AN ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH MACHINE IS USED TO TRANSFORM THE ELECTRICAL CURRENTS INTO A DRAWING CALLED ELECROCARDIOGRAM {ECG} OR {EKG} 17 ELECTROCARDIOGRAM 18 ELECTROCARDIOGRAM • THE IMPULSES ORIGINATE FROM THE SINOATRIAL {SA} NODE AND AS THEY ARE TRANSMITTED THROUGH THE HEART THEY GENERATE:• P-WAVE:- DEPOLARIZATION OF ATRIA. • QRS WAVE:- DEPOLARIZATION OF THE VENTRICLES. • T-WAVE:- REPOLARIZATION OF THE VENTRICLES. 19 20 THE CARDIAC CYCLE • RIGHT ATRIUM FILLED WITH VENOUS DEOXYGENATED BLOOD BY VENA CAVA. • LEFT ATRIUM FILLED WITH OXYGENATED BLOOD FROM BOTH LUNGS BY THE PULMONARY VEINS. • ATRIOVENTRICULAR VALVES OPEN AND BLOOD FLOW FROM RIGHT ATRIUM INTO RIGHT VENTRICLE & FROM LEFT ATRIUM INTO LEFT VENTRICLE. 21 THE CARDIAC CYCLE • LEFT VENTRICLE CONTRACTION CLOSE THE MITRAL VALVE, OPEN THE AORTIC SEMILUNAR VALVE AND EJECT BLOOD THROUGH THE AORTA INTO THE SYSTEMIC CIRCULATION. • RIGHT VENTRICLE CONTRACTION CLOSE TRICUSPID VALVE, OPEN PULMONARY SEMILUNAR VALVE AND EJECT BLOOD THROUGH PULMONARY ARTERY INTO PULMONARY CIRCULATION. 22 THE CARDIAC CYCLE 23 THE CARDIAC CYCLE 24 THE CARDIAC CYCLE 25 ARTERIAL BLOOD PRESSURE • SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE:- HIGHEST BLOOD PRESSURE REACHED WHEN THE VENTRICLE ARE CONTRACTING. • DIASTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE:- LOWEST BLOOD PRESSURE REACHED WHEN THE VENTRICLES ARE RELAXING. • PULSE PRESSURE:- THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SYSTOLIC AND DIASTOLIC PRESSURES. 26 ARTERIAL BLOOD PRESSURE 27 PULSE PRESSURE 28 REGULATION OF THE HEART • DONE BY THE CARDIAC CENTER IN THE MEDULLA OBLONGATA OF THE BRAIN. • SYMPATHETIC IMPULSES INCREASE THE HEART RATE & CONTRACTION FORCE BY SECRETING NOREPINEPHRINE. • PARASYMPATHETIC IMPULSES DECREASE ONLY THE HEART RATE BY SECRETING ACETYLCHOLINE. 29 REGULATION OF THE HEART 30 THE BLOOD VESSELS • AORTA > LARGE ARTERIES > SMALL ARTERIES > ARTERIOLES > CAPILLARIES • CAPILLARIES > VENULES > SMALL VEINS > LARGE VEINS > VENA CAVA. • ARTERIAL & VENOUS CAPILLARIES FORM CAPILLARY BEDS WHERE EXCHANGE OF NUTRIENTS & WASTE PRODUCTS OCCUR BETWEEN BLOOD AND BODY TISSUES. 31 A CAPILLARY BED 32 SYSTEMIC ARTERIES 33 SYSTEMIC VEINS 34 ARTERIES SUPPLYING THE HEAD 35 VEINS DRAINING THE HEAD 36