Cardiac Output
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What are some factors that could affect cardiac output?
(a) Trachea, Bronchus, Alveolus, Diaphragm.
- Reduce both heart rate and cardiac output
- Heat rate is increased without affecting the cardiac output
- Both heart rate and cardiac output increase
- Heart rate decreases but cardiac output increases
Among the given options, which is the byproduct of respiration?
Oxygen
Water
Ammonia
Urea
- nerve
- artery
- vein
- capillary
Doctors use stethoscope to hear the sound ; Produced during each cardiac cycle. The second sound is heard when:
Ventricular walls vibrate due to the gushing of blood from atria.
Semilunar valves close down after the blood flows into vessels from ventricles.
AV node receives signal from SA node
AV valves open up
Identify the parts labelled 1-8 in the diagram given below.
1. Nasal cavity, 2. Pharynx, 3. Trachea, 4. Lungs, 5. Bronchi, 6. Bronchioles, 7. Alveoli, 8. Diaphragm
1. Nasal cavity, 2. Pharynx, 3. Trachea, 4. Lungs, 5. Bronchi, 6. Alveoli, 7. Bronchiole, 8. Diaphragm
1. Nasal cavity, 2. Trachea, 3. Pharynx, 4. Lungs, 5. Bronchioles, 6. Bronchi, 7. Alveoli, 8. Diaphragm
1. Nasal cavity, 2. Pharynx, 3. Lungs, 4. Bronchi, 5. Bronchioles, 6. Diaphragm, 7. Alveoli, 8. Trachea
Identify the parts labelled 1-8 in the diagram given below.
1. Nasal cavity, 2. Pharynx, 3. Trachea, 4. Lungs, 5. Bronchi, 6. Bronchioles, 7. Alveoli, 8. Diaphragm
1. Nasal cavity, 2. Pharynx, 3. Trachea, 4. Lungs, 5. Bronchi, 6. Alveoli, 7. Bronchiole, 8. Diaphragm
1. Nasal cavity, 2. Pharynx, 3. Lungs, 4. Bronchi, 5. Bronchioles, 6. Diaphragm, 7. Alveoli, 8. Trachea
1. Nasal cavity, 2. Trachea, 3. Pharynx, 4. Lungs, 5. Bronchioles, 6. Bronchi, 7. Alveoli, 8. Diaphragm
- Heat rate is increased without affecting the cardiac output
- Heart rate decreases but cardiac output increases
- Both heart rate and cardiac output increase
- Reduce both heart rate and cardiac output
- blood pressure
- heart rate
- pumping efficiency
- cardiac cycle
- capillary
- vein
- artery
- nerve
Cardiac output is defined as
heart rate times stroke volume
Blood pressure minus peripheral resistance
Peripheral resistance times heart rate
Blood pressure times peripheral resistance