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Cardiovascular system crash course pt. 2

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
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1-10.

Answer the questions below after watching the video

1.

What is a common misconception about the use of defibrillators in emergency situations as portrayed in media?

a)

They can cure any heart disease

b)

They are only used in cases of minor injuries

c)

They stop the heart to reset its rhythm

d)

They are used to restart the heart

2.

What is a key difference between skeletal and cardiac muscle cells?

a)

Cardiac muscle cells are interconnected both physically and electrically

b)

Skeletal muscle cells can generate their own electricity

c)

Cardiac muscle cells have multiple nuclei

d)

Skeletal muscle cells are branched

3.

What percentage of a cardiac cell is made up of mitochondria?

a)

10 to 15 percent

b)

25 to 35 percent

c)

5 to 10 percent

d)

40 to 50 percent

4.

What unique ability do pacemaker cells have?

a)

They can contract without electrical impulses

b)

They are not affected by the body's nervous system

c)

They generate their own action potentials without external stimuli

d)

They can survive without oxygen

5.

What is the main function of the SA node in the heart?

a)

To pump blood throughout the body

b)

To delay the electrical signal

c)

To act as the heart's natural pacemaker

d)

To contract the ventricles

6.

What is the purpose of the delay in the AV node during the heart's electrical impulse travel?

a)

To give time for the atria to finish contracting

b)

To slow down the heart rate

c)

To allow the ventricles to contract first

d)

To prevent the signal from reaching the ventricles

7.

What is the role of Purkinje fibers in the heart?

a)

To ensure ventricles contract efficiently from the bottom up

b)

To connect the heart's chambers

c)

To delay the electrical signal

d)

To generate the heart's initial electrical impulse

8.

How do defibrillators actually work to save lives during cardiac arrest?

a)

By restarting the heart immediately

b)

By providing continuous electrical stimulation

c)

By stopping the heart to reset its rhythm

d)

By increasing the heart's oxygen supply

9.

Why can't CPR correct fibrillation on its own?

a)

It is only a temporary measure until professional help arrives

b)

It only works on conscious patients

c)

It stops the heart from beating

d)

It cannot generate electrical impulses

10.

What is the main reason defibrillators are used during cardiac arrest?

a)

To increase blood flow to the heart

b)

To provide a steady rhythm to the heart

c)

To immediately restart the heart

d)

To reset the heart's rhythm by stopping it momentarily