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Diastole DHO 78 pg 185 The R amp L side of the heart work together The heart is 2 pumps Systole period of ventricular contraction Diastole period of ventricular rest when ventricles arent contracting ID: 916209

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Circulatory SystemSystole and Diastole

DHO 7.8,

pg

185

Slide2

The R & L side of the heart work together. The heart is 2 pumps.Systole

=period of ventricular

contractionDiastole=period of ventricular rest (when ventricles aren’t contracting)https://www.smm.org/heart/heart/top.html About your heart-Science Museum of Minnesota

Cardiac Cycle

Slide3

Blood Pressure=measurement of the force of blood pushing against the artery wallsTop number is systolic Bottom number is diastolic

If BP is too high, it puts strain on the arteries & heart

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWti317qb_w (Understanding BP) 2.49 Cardiac Cycle

Slide4

Normal BP 120/80Hypertension (High BP) 140/90https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S648xZDK7b0

(Instructional Video for BP) 4.30Cardiac Cycle

Slide5

Heart Rate: Number of times heart contracts in 1 min

Normal

60-100Sounds you hear (Lub-dub) are the valves closing. First the AV valves and then the semilunar.http://

www.stethographics.com/main/physiology_hs_introduction.html

Cardiac Cycle