2. Do your
activity
on your
book!
Sit and relax for five minutes.Take
your own pulse rate from your
wrist for 60 seconds. Record your
observation.
Jump ten times.Take your pulse
rate for 60 seconds after jumping.
Record your observation.
Take your seat. Rest and relax for
another five minutes.Take your
pulse rate again for 60 seconds.
Record your observation.
8. 3 PHASES INCARDIACCYCLE
- Contraction of the right
ventricle forces blood to the
lungs via the pulmonary artery.
- Contraction of the left ventricle
forces oxygenated blood to the
different parts of the body via
the aorta
11. HEART SOUNDS
The normal heart sound is typically described
“LUB-DUB”.
The sounds are
called
HEARTBEATS.
STETHOSCOPE
– is used to
detect heart
sounds.
12. HEART SOUNDS
THE SECOND
SOUND (“DUB”)
– is higher in pitch
and shorter in
duration
THE FIRST
SOUND (“LUB”)
- is usually softer
in pitch and longer in
duration.
14. BLOOD PRESSURE
BP – is the force exerted by the
circulating blood upon the walls
of the blood vessels.
SPHYGMOMANOMETER
– is used to obtained blood
pressure.
𝟏𝟐𝟎
𝟖𝟎
Systolic
pressure
Diastolic
pressure
15. BLOOD PRESSURE
DIASTOLIC
PRESSURE
– blood pressure falls
in between beats,
because the heart is
at rest.
SYSTOLIC PRESSURE
- blood pressure is at its highest every time the
heart beats.