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Surgery
The Heart
Operating Room
Welcome Doctor,
You will be performing 15 operations on your
patient today. Answer the questions correctly to
perform a successful operation. Each successful
operation will add to your patient’s Quality of Life
as shown on the Vital Signs Monitor. Each
unsuccessful operation will detract from your
patient’s Quality of Life as well as leave a scar.
The final Quality of Life for your patient will be
dependent upon the total percentage shown on the
Vital Signs Monitor when all 15 operations are
complete.
Now scrub up and begin by clicking on the Start
Game button.
Start
Game
Veins carry blood _____ the heart
Vital Signs
10 %
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Operation
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Operate on Left Foot
to
away from
The _____ side of the heart pumps blood
to the lungs.
Vital Signs
10 %
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Operation
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Operate on Right Foot
right
left
Veins and arteries join together in the
_________.
Vital Signs
10 %
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Operation
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Operate on Right Shin
venoules
capillaries
The _____ side of the heart pumps blood
to the body.
Vital Signs
10 %
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Operation
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Operate on Right Leg
left
right
Blood is made up mostly of _____.
Vital Signs
10 %
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Operation
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Operate on Left Shin
red blood cells
plasma
The atria are the _____ chambers of the
heart.
Vital Signs
10 %
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Operation
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Operate on Left Leg
lower
upper
Your heart rate increases when you
exercise because _____.
Vital Signs
10 %
Operate on Left Hand
the muscles need more
oxygen because they are
working so hard.
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Operation
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the muscles need less
oxygen because the heart
gets more efficient.
What happens in the capillaries?
Vital Signs
10 %
Operate on Right Hand
The cells of the body pick up
waste carbon dioxide and
give off waste oxygen.
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Operation
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The cells of the body pick up
oxygen and give off waste
carbon dioxide.
True or false: The leading cause of death
in American adults is heart related.
Vital Signs
10 %
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Operation
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Operate on Left Forearm
False
True
What are platelets?
Vital Signs
10 %
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Operation
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Operate on Right Forearm
The name of the thick
muscular wall of an
artery.
A part of blood that
helps it clot.
What is the difference between
oxygenated and deoxygenated blood?
Vital Signs
10 %
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Operation
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Operate on Left Arm
Oxygenated blood has
more oxygen in it than
deoxygenated blood.
Deoxygenated blood has
more oxygen in it than
oxygenated blood.
You can feel your pulse in your _____.
Vital Signs
10 %
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Operation
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Operate on Right Arm
Veins
Arteries
Why can you feel it there?
Vital Signs
10 %
Operate on Kidneys
Because the thick muscular
walls of the veins stretch
with each beat of the heart.
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Operation
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Because the thick muscular
walls of the arteries stretch
with each beat of the heart.
How are veins and arteries different?
Vital Signs
10 %
Operate on Liver
Arteries have thick muscular walls, no
valves, and a smaller size inside.
Veins are not as muscular, have valves,
and have a larger inside diameter.
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Veins have thick muscular walls, no
valves, and a smaller inside size. Arteries
are not as muscular, have valves, and
have a larger inside diameter.
Can you identify ALL 17 structures of the
human heart we studied in class?
Vital Signs
10 %
Operate on Heart
Yes I can!
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Results
Operation
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Nope, I need to study them.
Heart Review
Well Doctor, how did you do?
Vital Signs
10 %
Read the Vital Signs Monitor to
find out your patient’s Quality of
Life prognosis:
60% or higher = Good
31% - 59% = Fair
30% or less = Poor
If your patient’s Vital Signs are
less than 60%, you should
continue to practice to improve
your skills.
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Next
Operation
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