CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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1. Describes corpuscular volume and refers to the measure of the average

volume of a red blood corpuscle
3. Artery that carries unoxygenated blood
5. Poiseuille’s factor which when increased results in hypertension
8. Vein utilized in central venous pressure measurement
9. Specialized conducting fibers in the subendocardium
10. Results when hydrostatic and oncotic pressures are not maintained in
equilibrium
12. Nature of arterial deposits in atherosclerosis
14. Histology of costal cartilage
20. Inotropy
23. Inflamed blood vessel
24. Endothelium derived relaxing factor
25. Computerized tomography evaluation which may find calcium deposits in
plaque of people with heart disease
26. Epicardium
27. Keeps a blocked blood vessel open
30. Neural pathways that connect the brain and the spinal cord and are
responsible for carrying sensory and motor messages to and from the
periphery
32. Foramen located at inter-atrial septum
33. Bradycardia
36. A localized area of dead tissue resulting from absence of blood supply
37. P1V1 = P2V2
38. A condition in which blood flow and oxygen is restricted or reduced
39. The amount of dissolved gas in a liquid is proportional to its partial pressure
above the liquid
41. Entrance of air
 42. An auscultatory finding over an arteriovenous fistula
44. Regulates exit of blood into the aorta
46. Source of pulsation in abdominal aneurysm
47. Passes through the cisterna chyli from the intestinal trunk
49. Position of the cadaver when dissecting the trapezius
50. Muscular ridges on inner wall of auricular appendage of right and left
atria
51. BP = 150/100
52. Refers to the movement of blood from the aorta to the brachiocephalic
artery

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2. Adenosine triphosphate
3. Hemoglobin of 9.0
4. Chambers superior to the ventricles
6. Unpaired
7. In contact with blood
9. Angina
10. Protein in blood vessels responsible in reducing the workload of the heart
and dampens pulsatile flow in distal arteries
11. Four separate conditions
13. A great vein running at the inside surface of the lower extremity, from the
ankle to the groin
15. Sequential depolarization and repolarization of cardiac muscles
16. Absence of abdominal movements among babies
17. Divides the ventricles into right and left
18. Palpatory finding at anterolateral aspect of the wrist
19. Character of cardiac muscles allowing rapid coordinated contraction
along their entire length
21. Not acted by plasmin
22. Second intercostal space
26. Receive blood through the atrioventricular valves
28. Connective tissue fibers which impart stiffness to the myocardial wall
29. Condition of the aortic valve during ventricular contraction
31. Shows location of blockage in a blood vessel
34. Irregularly distant QRS complexes
35. Maintains rate and rhythm
40. Process involved in thrombectomy
43. Tachycardia
45. Nature of deposits in atherosclerotic arteries
48. The sac that serves as earliest site of hemopoeisis
50. [SBP + 2 (DBP)]÷3