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Column A: Descriptions 1. Lower chamber of the heart which pumps blood low in oxygen 2. The body's largest artery carries blood away from this chamber of the heart 3. 5.0 - 5.5 liters per minute when a healthy adult is at rest 4. This type of vessel carries blood toward the heart 5. The endocardium, which lines the chambers of the heart, is made of this type of tissue 6. The connective tissue case that surrounds the heart 7. This can be palpated on the radial artery at the wrist 8. This type of vessel contains smooth muscle tissue which controls blood flow to organs by undergoing vasoconstriction & vasodilation 9. Nutrient and waste exchange occurs across these vessels; walls of these vessels are 1 cell thick 10. Coagulation is a part of this process to reduce blood loss from vessels with damaged walls 11. In a healthy adult at rest, this is about 70-75 beats per minute 12. Flow of blood from the right side of the heart, through the lungs, and back to the left side of the heart 13. This part of the nervous system causes a decrease in heart rate while relaxing 14. The first heart sound is made shortly after these structures close 15. The LAST portion of the conduction system of the heart; it conducts impulses directly to cardiac muscle tissue in the ventricle walls Column B: Terms A. pericardial sac B. right atrium C. left ventricle D. heart rate E. cardiac output F. arteries G. veins H. capillaries I. sinoatrial node J. pulse K. left atrium L. pulmonary circuit M. semilunar valves N. atrioventricular valves O. atrioventricular node P. systemic circuit Q. right ventricle R. stroke volume S. parasympathetic T. hemostasis U. sympathetic V. epithelial tissue W. Purkinje fibers X. connective tissue Y. semilunar valves Z. cardiac muscle tissue

Column A:
Descriptions
1. Lower chamber of the heart which pumps blood low in oxygen
2. The body's largest artery carries blood away from this chamber of the heart
3. 5.0 - 5.5 liters per minute when a healthy adult is at rest
4. This type of vessel carries blood toward the heart
5. The endocardium, which lines the chambers of the heart, is made of this type of tissue
6. The connective tissue case that surrounds the heart
7. This can be palpated on the radial artery at the wrist
8. This type of vessel contains smooth muscle tissue which controls blood flow to organs by undergoing vasoconstriction & vasodilation
9. Nutrient and waste exchange occurs across these vessels; walls of these vessels are 1 cell thick
10. Coagulation is a part of this process to reduce blood loss from vessels with damaged walls
11. In a healthy adult at rest, this is about 70-75 beats per minute
12. Flow of blood from the right side of the heart, through the lungs, and back to the left side of the heart
13. This part of the nervous system causes a decrease in heart rate while relaxing
14. The first heart sound is made shortly after these structures close
15. The LAST portion of the conduction system of the heart; it conducts impulses directly to cardiac muscle tissue in the ventricle walls

Column B: Terms
A. pericardial sac
B. right atrium
C. left ventricle
D. heart rate
E. cardiac output
F. arteries
G. veins
H. capillaries
I. sinoatrial node
J. pulse
K. left atrium
L. pulmonary circuit
M. semilunar valves
N. atrioventricular valves
O. atrioventricular node
P. systemic circuit
Q. right ventricle
R. stroke volume
S. parasympathetic
T. hemostasis
U. sympathetic
V. epithelial tissue
W. Purkinje fibers
X. connective tissue
Y. semilunar valves
Z. cardiac muscle tissue

column a descriptions 1 lower chamber of the heart which pumps blood low in oxygen 2 the bodys largest artery carries blood away from this chamber of the heart 3 50 55 liters per 19437

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