Solutions: Lesson 1

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SOLUTIONS TO EXERCISES, LESSON 1

1. Pulmonary vein (Figure 1-2)

2. Right atrium. (Figure 1-2)

3. Pulmonary valve. (Figure 1-2)

4. Tricuspid valve. (Figure 1-2)

5. Right ventricle . (Figure 1-2)

6. Aorta. (Figure 1-2)

7. Pulmonary artery. (Figure 1-2)

8. Left atrium. (Figure 1-2)

9. Mitral valve. (Figure 1-2)

10. Aortic valve. (Figure 1-2)

11. Left ventricle. (Figure 1-2)

12. Cardiovascular system, lymphatic system. (para 1-1a, b)

13. Endocardium or endocardial tissue . (para 1-2d)

14. Superior vena cava. (para 1-3)

15. Pulmonary artery. (para 1-3b)

16. Left ventricle; right ventricle. (para 1-3e)

17. Coronary arteries. (para 1-4a)

18. Pulse. (para 1-6a)

19. In action (or motion). (para 1-12)

20. Cardiac catheterization. (para 1-15 b)

21. Electrocardiogram. (para 1-16a)

22. P, Q, R, S, T. (para 1-16b)

23. b. (para 1-16b)

24. c. (para 1-16b)

25. V4 lead. (para 1-16e)

26. Pulse deficit. para 1-19c)

27. Pulse volume. (para 1-19d)

28. Weak, thready, feeble, bounding, full, or strong. (para 1-19d)

29. e. (para 1-19e)

30. Systolic (or systole). (para 1-20b)

31. Increase (rise). (para 1-20d)

32. Pulse pressure. (para 1-20g)

33. CAD (coronary artery disease). (para 1-21)

34. c. (para 1-22a)

35. Atherosclerosis. (para 1-23b)

36. Angina pectoris. (para 1-25a)

37. Exertion; rest. para 1-25c)

38. Only partial thickness of the myocardial muscle. (para 1-26b)

39. Ventricular fibrillation. (para 1-26d)

40. Heart failure. (para 1-27a)

41. Pulmonary edema. (para 1-27b)

42. Congestive heart failure. (para 1-27c)

43. Primary or essential. (para 1-29b)

44. Coping mechanisms. (para 1-32b(5))

45. Thrombophlebitis. (para 1-35a)

46. Cardiac tamponade. (para 1-38)

47. To save time in an emergency. (para 1-42c)

48. Chart the exact time of each drug given and each procedure performed.

(para 1-43c)

49. Embolism. (para 1-36a)

50. Corpulmonale. (para 1-27d)

END OF LESSON 1

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