A_P_III___Practical_Term_List_Review.docxBIOS-255-Anatomy & Physiology III.pdf-2021

Objectives: 1. Describe the location of the heart within the thorax 2. Identify the major anatomical areas and structures of the heart on models, diagrams, and dissections of sheep/cow hearts 3. Compare the pulmonary and systemic circuits of the heart. You should be able to draw a schematic (or box) diagram outlining the flow of blood through these circuits including major structures such as valves and chambers. 4. Explain the operation of the atrioventricular anUNIT 2 – Blood Pressure Measurements (Handout) and Blood Vessel Anatomy (Ex 30) Objectives: 1. List and identify the major arteries arising from the aorta and indicate the body region or organ supplied by each 2. List and identify the major veins draining into the superior and inferior venae cavae and indicate the body regions or organs drained by each 3. If given a vessel or structure, be able to trace the pathway of blood (including through the heart) to another vessel or structure 4. Understand the unique features of the circle of Willis and the hepatic portal system 5. Understand the functional importance of the circulatory system; learn to distinguish between pulmonary and systemic circulation functionally and anatomically 6. Measure and critically analyze resting blood pressure and post-exercise blood pressure 7. Calculate mean arterial blood pressure and cardiac outputA_P_III___Practical_Term_List_RBIOS-255-Anatomy & Physiology III.pdfA_P_III___Practical_Term_List_RBIOS-255-Anatomy & Physiology III.pd