As PE Lesson 12 CV Syst 2013-14

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    AIMS: INTRODUCTION TO CV SYSTEM

    Objectives: ALL to understand:

    Structure & function of the heart

    Dual role of the heart

    Blood flow through the heart

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    THE CV SYSTEM: HEART & CIRCULATORY

    (VASCULAR) SYSTEM

    Muscular pump that beats continuously,

    over 100,000 times per day

    Combined with blood vessels (arteries,capillaries & veins) it provides

    tissues/cells with oxygen & nutrients

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    THE HEART

    Located behind sternum/ribs which protect it

    Size = about that of clenched fist in adults

    Although training does increase size =

    CARDIAC HYPERTROPHY

    Heart consists of 4 chambers:

    What are these?

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    Pulse Rates Everyone's pulse changes as we age

    Average pulse rates at different ages: Why?

    Age Pulse

    Newborn 130

    3 months 140

    6 months 130

    1 year 120

    2 years 115

    3 years 100

    4 years 100

    6 years 100

    8 years 90

    12 years 85

    Adult 60 - 100

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    THE HEART

    2 chambers at top (super ior) part of heart areatria

    2 chambers at bottom (in fer ior) part areventricles

    Also divided into left/right parts by SEPTUM(muscular partition)

    Shockwave

    ACTIVITY 1: ADD FOLLOWING TO DIAGRAM OF HEART &DIRECTION OF BLOODFLOW

    (REMEMBER BACK TO FRONT) & THEN ANSWER QUESTIONSON BACK

    Aorta Pulmonary vein & artery Lungs (not on diagrambut identify direction from heart) Bicuspid & tricuspid valve

    Left & right atria Left & right ventricles

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    ANSWERS

    1. L side circulates oxygen rich blood throughbody/system i.e. SYSTEMIC CIRCULATION

    R side pumps oxygen poor blood to lungs for

    re-oxygenation i.e. PULMONARYCIRCULATION

    2. Valves ensure blood only flows one way

    through heart & doesnt go backwards

    3. Myocardium = cardiac muscle tissue

    responsible for contracting heart & ejecting

    blood

    4. Coronary arteriesfeed heart with blood as

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    RECAP

    Complete quick quiz2 minutes

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    N XT L SSONHomework: Research

    Conduction system: how heart works

    SA & AV nodes

    Bundle of His

    Pukinje fibres

    Cardiac cycle: systole & diastole