Started on Sunday, 16 April 2023, 8:29 PM

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Completed on Sunday, 16 April 2023, 9:40 PM
Time taken 1 hour 10 mins
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Grade 3.58 out of 10.00 (35.75%)
Question 1
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Match the label with the correct structure.

left common carotid artery
left subclavian artery
brachiocephalic artery
superior vena cava

coronary sulcus left pulmonary artery

pulmonary trunk

ascending aorta left coronary artery

right pulmonary artery
left atrium

small cardiac vein

right atrium

great cardiac vein left pulmonary veins

right pulmonary veins

right coronary artery left ventricle

right ventricle

intraventricular sulcus
inferior vena cava

descending aorta

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Question 2
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Given the image of a standard EKG below, indicate the location of:
P wave
QRS wave
T wave
PR interval
QR interval
QRS

PR

QT
P T

T P QRS PR QT

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Question 3
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For each label, place it on the line indicating the structure it represents.

aorta
superior vena cava

left pulmonary artery

right pulmonary artery
left atrium
right atrium
pulmonary trunk left pulmonary veins

right pulmonary veins

pulmonary semi lunar

fossa ovale bicuspid

aortic semi lunar

tricuspid
left ventricle
right ventricle

cordae tendonae attached to papillary muscles septum

inferior vena cava

apex

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Question 4
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Pick the order of events that best represents electrical, physical, and blood flow events moving forward in time through one cardiac cycle
and is most complete.
Select one:
a. Blood in arteries and some in ventricles - P wave - arterial depolarization - arterial systole - blood flows from arteries to fill 
ventricles completely- QRS wave AND arterial repolarization - ventricular systole and arterial diastole - blood flows ventricles
to atria- T wave - ventricular repolarization - ventricular diastole
b. Blood in atria only - P wave - atrial systole - blood flows from atria to fill ventricles completely- QRS wave AND ventricular systole
and atrial diastole - blood flows ventricles to arteries - T wave - ventricular diastole
c. Blood in atria and some in ventricles - P wave - atrial systole - blood flows from atria to fill ventricles completely- QRS wave -
ventricular systole and atrial diastole - blood flows ventricles to arteries - T wave - ventricular diastole
d. Blood in atria only - P wave - atrial depolarization - atrial systole - blood flows from atria to fill ventricles completely- QRS wave
AND atrial diastole - ventricular systole - blood flows ventricles to arteries - T wave - ventricular repolarization.
e. Blood in atria and some in ventricles - P wave - atrial depolarization - atrial systole - blood flows from atria to fill ventricles
completely- QRS wave AND atrial repolarization - ventricular systole and atrial diastole - blood flows ventricles to arteries - T wave
- ventricular repolarization - ventricular diastole

Your answer is incorrect.

The correct answer is: Blood in atria and some in ventricles - P wave - atrial depolarization - atrial systole - blood flows from atria to fill
ventricles completely- QRS wave AND atrial repolarization - ventricular systole and atrial diastole - blood flows ventricles to arteries - T
wave - ventricular repolarization - ventricular diastole

Question 5
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Which of the following statements is TRUE:

Select one:
a. Atrial systole starts just as ventricular systole ends.
b. Ventricular diastole starts just as atrial systole ends.
c. Ventricular systole starts just as atrial systole ends.
d. Ventricular systole overlaps the end of atrial systole.
e. There is no overlap between atrial and ventricular diastole 

Your answer is incorrect.

The correct answer is: Ventricular systole starts just as atrial systole ends.
Question 6
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Match the label with the event it describes on the graph.

Note: there are two events that overlap - place the "visible" event label in the top slot and the "hidden" event label in the bottom slot.

Atrial repolarization; K+ efflux

Ventricular depolarization; Na+ influx

Ventricular repolarization; K+ efflux

Atrial depolarization; Na+ influx

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Question 7
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The SA node is found in the roof  of the R. atrium  . When the SA node  a

P wave  wave flows into cardiac muscle cells of the atria, triggering the  (electrical).  This is

followed by atrial depolarizes  (physical).

The AV node is found in the floor  of the R. atrium  .  When the AV node  a

 wave flows down the septum until it reaches the pathway terminus at the  . This leads the

ventricles to  , as a  waves flows into cardiac muscle cells of the ventricles, triggering the

 (electrical), which leads to ventricular  (physical).

While the above is occurring, the atrial muscle is in  , which happens after a  wave of the

atria, which is caused by  ions exiting the cardiac muscle cells.  However this electrical event is unseen on the EKG

because it is hidden by  .

The final event on the EKG is the QRS wave  .  This occurs while ventricles are in depolarizes  physically, and leads

to their electrical repolarization  via exit of calcium  ions from the cardiac muscle cells.  Physically this then

causes the ventricles to go into systole  .

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The correct answer is:
The SA node is found in the [roof] of the [R. atrium]. When the SA node [depolarizes] a [sodium] wave flows into cardiac muscle cells of
the atria, triggering the [P wave] (electrical).  This is followed by atrial [systole] (physical).
The AV node is found in the [floor] of the [R. atrium].  When the AV node [depolarizes] a [sodium] wave flows down the septum until it
reaches the pathway terminus at the [Purkinji fibers]. This leads the ventricles to [depolarizes], as a [sodium] waves flows into cardiac
muscle cells of the ventricles, triggering the [QRS wave] (electrical), which leads to ventricular [systole] (physical).
While the above is occurring, the atrial muscle is in [diastole], which happens after a [repolarization] wave of the atria, which is caused by
[potassium] ions exiting the cardiac muscle cells.  However this electrical event is unseen on the EKG because it is hidden by [QRS wave].
The final event on the EKG is the [diastole].  This occurs while ventricles are in [systole] physically, and leads to their electrical
[repolarization] via exit of [potassium] ions from the cardiac muscle cells.  Physically this then causes the ventricles to go into [diastole].
Question 8
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Which of the following is a CORRECT statement about the relationship between depolarization and muscle contraction?
Select one:
a. Atrial systole starts when the P-wave starts
b. Atrial systole starts when the T-wave starts
c. Ventricular diastole starts when the T-wave starts. 
d. Ventricular diastole starts when the QRS wave ends.
e. Ventricular systole starts after the QRS wave ends.

Your answer is incorrect.

The correct answer is: Ventricular systole starts after the QRS wave ends.

Question 9
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Match the component with the function:

Internal pacemaker; starts depolarization cycle of entire heart Sinoatrial node 

Transmit depolarization via septum to apex of heart for each ventricle Left and right bundle branches 

Transmits depolarization from AV node into septum Purkinji fibers 

Backup pacemaker; located in R. atrial floor, slows depolarization wave Bundle of His/AV bundle 

Transmit depolarization wave to the ventricles Internodal pathway 

Spreads depolarization wave across atria Atrioventricular node 

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You have correctly selected 2.
The correct answer is: Internal pacemaker; starts depolarization cycle of entire heart → Sinoatrial node, Transmit depolarization via septum
to apex of heart for each ventricle → Left and right bundle branches, Transmits depolarization from AV node into septum → Bundle of
His/AV bundle, Backup pacemaker; located in R. atrial floor, slows depolarization wave → Atrioventricular node, Transmit depolarization
wave to the ventricles → Purkinji fibers, Spreads depolarization wave across atria → Internodal pathway