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1 Cardio Study Guide

2 For the test you need to know: 1. All types of blood vessels and characteristics of each 2. Physical characteristics of the heart, its location, and the four chambers 3. KNOW THE PATH OF BLOOD THROUGH THE HEART! 4. SA node vs. AV node function 5. Parts of the cardiac cycle (heartbeat) 6. The role of the nervous system in regulating heart rate 7. ALL parts of an ECG 8. Pulmonary vs Systemic Circulation 9. Role of coronary arteries

3 10. Role of hepatic portal system 11. Blood flow in arteries 12. Blood flow in veins 13. Composition of blood 14. Characteristics of red blood cells and white blood cells, along with types of WBCs 15. Anemia, varicose veins, hemophilia, hemroids, aneurysms, all types of CVD 16. Blood clot formation and the role of platelets in clotting Study Bellringers

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