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Card 26

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How does the heart meet its own respiratory needs?

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Card 27

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What can blockage of the coronary arteries lead to?

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Card 28

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Is contraction of the heart also known as systole or diastole?

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Card 29

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Is relaxation of the heart also known as systole or diastole?

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Card 30

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How is the direction of blood flow through the heart maintained?

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Card 31

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Via which two blood vessels does blood return to the atria?

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Card 32

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What happens to the pressure in the atria as they fill with blood? How does this pressure change affect the AV valves?

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Card 33

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During diastole the muscular walls of both the atria and ventricles are relaxed, how does this affect the pressure in the ventricles? How does this pressure affect the semi-lunar valves?

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Card 34

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Into what two stages is systole divided?

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Card 35

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What happens during atrial systole? How is this linked to the muscular walls of the atria being so thin? During this stage, are the muscular walls of the ventricle relaxed?

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