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Card 6
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What cells are responsible for the rhythmic beating of the heart?
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Card 7
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Explain the process of the heart beat being initiated
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Card 8
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When the action potentials reach the purkinje system what happens?
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Card 9
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What changes happen to the heart at birth?
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Card 10
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Why should the ductus arteriosus & the formen ovale close up at birth?
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Card 11
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What happens if the foramen ovale does not close at birth?
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Card 12
Front
What happens if the ductus arteriosus does not close at birth?
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Card 13
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What is blood pressue?
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Card 14
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Explain what systolic and diastolic measurements are
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Card 15
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What is high blood pressure?
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