[3E Bio] 6.3 Cardiac Cycle

6.3 Cardiac Cycle

Warming the cockles of your heart. ​

Poll

Are you ready for the most confusing part of the Sec 3 syllabus?

• Ever ready!

• Okay, bring it on.

• Not really but I will try.

• I am gone.

Labeling

Label the heart structures.

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aorta

right atrium

pulmonary vein

left atrium

vena cava

right ventricle

pulmonary artery

left ventricle

Labeling

Label the valves.

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bicuspid valve

tricuspid valve

aortic valve

pulmonary valve

Draw

Use red ink to show how oxygenated blood enter and leave the heart and blue ink to show how deoxygenated enter and leave the heart.

Multiple Select

Look at the animation CAREFULLY.

Which of the following is/are true? (More than one answers)

• The walls of atria pump consecutively with ventricle.

• The walls of left and right atria pump consecutively.

• The walls of left and right ventricle pump consecutively.

• The walls of atria pump first followed by ventricles.

• The walls of ventricles pump first followed by atria.

Match

Match the following events during cardiac cycle.

• atrial systole

• ventricular systole

• cardiac diastole

atrial muscles contract

ventricular muscles contract

both atrial and ventricular muscles rela

• atrial muscles contract

• ventricular muscles contract

• both atrial and ventricular muscles rela

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What happens during atrial systole? (i.e. atrial muscles contract)?



Blood flows from ​

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to ​

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, resulting in the bicuspid and tricuspid valves to ​

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.

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atria

ventricles

open

close

arteries

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What happens during ventricular systole? (i.e. ventricle muscles contract)?



Blood flows from ​

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to ​​

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, resulting in the ​semilunar valves to ​

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and atrioventricular valves to ​

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close

arteries

ventricles

open

atria

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What happens during cardiac diastole? (i.e. both atrial and ventricular muscles relax)?



Semilunar valves remain ​

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to prevent backflow of blood back to the ​

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.

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close

open

atria

ventricles

Reorder

What are the steps to take when analysing the cardiac cycle graph.

• Compare only the pressure of TWO lines.

• Blood moves from higher pressure to lower pressure.

• EXCEPT when there is a valve to prevent backflow.

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2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

Multiple Choice

Compare pressure of atrium and pressure of ventricle. Which set of valves should you consider when opening and closing.

• atrioventricular valve (bicuspid valve)

• semilunar valve (aortic valve)

Multiple Choice

Compare pressure of ventricle and pressure of aorta. Which set of valves should you consider when opening and closing.

• atrioventricular valve (bicuspid valve)

• semilunar valve (aortic valve)

Multiple Choice

Compare pressure of atrium and pressure of aorta. Which set of valves should you consider when opening and closing.

• atrioventricular valve (bicuspid valve)

• semilunar valve (aortic valve)

• Makes not sense... because the two regions are not joined.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentence describes a change?

• Bicuspid valve closes.

• Bicuspid valve is closed.

Multiple Choice

Look at point W. Which two lines do we compare?

• Pressure of ventricle and pressure of atrium.

• Pressure of atrium and pressure of aorta.

• Pressure of ventricle and pressure of aorta.

Multiple Choice

Look at point W. How does the pressure change over time?

• Pressure of the atrium becomes higher than ventricle.

• Pressure of the ventricle becomes higher than atrium.

Multiple Choice

Look at point W. THEREFORE, how will the valve change?

• Bicuspid valve opens.

• Bicuspid valve closes.

• Aortic valve opens.

• Aortic valve closes.

Multiple Choice

Look at point X. Which of the following is true?

• Pressure of ventricle is now higher than atrium.

• Pressure of atrium is now higher than ventricle.

• Pressure of ventricle is now higher than aorta.

• Pressure of aorta is now higher than ventricle.

Multiple Choice

Look at point X. Pressure of ventricle is higher than atrium. Which of the following will happen?

• Therefore, blood flows from ventricle to atrium.

• Therefore, blood flows from atrium to ventricle.

• Blood CANNOT flow from atrium to ventricle.

Dropdown

Complete the sentence of what happens at Y.



Blood pressure of ventricle is ​

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blood pressure of aorta. Therefore, ​

Select answer

​

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Multiple Choice

What happens to the valve at Z?

• Bicuspid valve opens.

• Bicuspid valve closes.

• Aortic valve opens.

• Aortic valve closes.

Draw

Label ONE cardiac cycle.

Open Ended

How will the graph for the cardiac cycle be same AND different for the right side of the heart?