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Functional Anatomy & Cardiac Pump Quiz


Functional Anatomy & Cardiac Pump QuizVersion en ligne Cardiac function basics par Tushika Singh 1 1. The right ventricle primarily pumps blood into: a A. Systemic circulation b D. Portal circulation c B. Pulmonary circulation d C. Coronary circulation 2 2. The left ventricle primarily pumps blood into: a B. Systemic circulation b D. Coronary sinus c C. Portal circulation d A. Pulmonary circulation 3 3. The atria mainly act as: a B. Weak primer pumps for ventricles b C. Resistance vessels c A. Main pumping chambers d D. Capacitance vessels 4 4. Specialized excitatory and conductive fibers primarily: a A. Generate\/conduct impulses b C. Store blood c D. Control renal flow d B. Produce most contractile force 5 5. Cardiac muscle contains: a B. Only actin b A. Actin and myosin c C. Only myosin d D. No myofibrils 6 6. Increased ventricular filling normally causes: a B. Greater force b D. Immediate failure c C. No change d A. Less force 7 7. Frank-Starling enhancement of contraction is related to: a D. Reduced stretch b C. Valve closure c A. More optimal filament overlap d B. Loss of calcium 8 8. Within physiological limits, Frank-Starling allows the heart to: a D. Stop contraction b A. Pump less when return rises c C. Prevent all output changes d B. Pump blood returning to it 9 9. Right atrial stretch can directly increase heart rate by about: a A. 1\u20132% b B. 10\u201320% c D. 80\u2013100% d C. 40\u201360% 10 10. The Bainbridge reflex is associated with: a A. Atrial stretch b D. Reduced venous return c B. Low atrial pressure d C. Aortic valve closure 11 11. Sympathetic stimulation can increase cardiac output, for a given atrial pressure, by: a D. Never b B. 5% only c C. Exactly 10% d A. More than 100% in some circumstances 12 12. Strong vagal stimulation can decrease cardiac output: a B. Only 5% b D. By increasing contractility c C. Only during exercise d A. To almost zero 13 13. As atrial pressure rises, ventricular volume output generally: a C. Does not change b B. Rises until the pumping limit c A. Falls d D. Stops 14 14. The heart consists functionally of: a C. Three pumps b D. Four independent pumps c B. Two pumps in series d A. One pump 15 15. The pericardium mainly: a B. Protects and holds the heart b C. Controls renal flow c A. Generates impulses d D. Acts as a ventricle

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Functional Anatomy & Cardiac Pump QuizVersion en ligne

par Tushika Singh

1. The right ventricle primarily pumps blood into:

2. The left ventricle primarily pumps blood into:

3. The atria mainly act as:

4. Specialized excitatory and conductive fibers primarily:

5. Cardiac muscle contains:

6. Increased ventricular filling normally causes:

7. Frank-Starling enhancement of contraction is related to:

8. Within physiological limits, Frank-Starling allows the heart to:

9. Right atrial stretch can directly increase heart rate by about:

10. The Bainbridge reflex is associated with:

11. Sympathetic stimulation can increase cardiac output, for a given atrial pressure, by:

12. Strong vagal stimulation can decrease cardiac output:

13. As atrial pressure rises, ventricular volume output generally:

14. The heart consists functionally of:

15. The pericardium mainly: