Circulatory

Many americans own animals to cherish, love and fight boredom. Humans have had animals as pets for around 10,000 years. Cats were the first animal to be domesticated by humans in the Near East. But how would you feel if your pet was used for scientific testing? Even though dogs and cats are not always used for testing they are shown on the “Top 10 animals used for experiments”. The top three are flies, worms, and rats followed by rabbits, other large rodents, fish, then dogs and cats. Although animal

Has anyone ever wondered what happens inside of the body? Or about cell really makes the human body work? The answer is cardiac muscle. This is what really makes the body work. The cardiac muscle is located on the inner walls of the heart. It helps the heart pump blood to the rest of the body, without it the body would die, that is why it is the imperative for a person's health.. The cardiac muscle is important because it is what keeps that person alive.“The major function of cardiac muscle cells

believe Camp Cardiac would be a great experience for me to learn more in depth of the heart and medicine. Studying about the heart excites me. The heart is a beautiful muscular organ. It pumps blood throughout the whole body. It is the center of the circulatory system. The heart is most important to the body. That's why I love it. Camp Cardiac would allow me to have the chance to study what I am passionate about learning about. I expect to learn in great detail about the heart and how to take care of it

Aroma therapy has been speculated to have significant positive effects for calming throughout medical history. It has been known in alternative medicine to reduce anxiety, stress, and even ease physical pain. Although aroma therapy has been used in alternative medicine for decades, it is unclear what effect it has on the heart physically. What effects does aroma therapy have on the heart and what specific heart intervals are effected? How do these increments coincide with lowering heart rates and

In mammals, oxygen is bound to a protein called haemoglobin where most of the oxygen (97%) is carried in the red blood cells, and transported by the circulatory system. Mammals extract oxygen from the air using lungs, which are enclosed inside the body due risk of desiccation therefore their gas exchange system (the lungs) is inside their bodies to reduce water loss and are also kept moist by being deep inside the body making it harder for moisture to evaporate. Lungs are internal sac-like organs

on the cardiovascular system. The duration and level of the exercise increases the muscles contractions more often and therefore resulting on the demand of more oxygen and the removal of waste products. In order to put up with extra demands the circulatory system must work more efficiently. The heart will therefore become more increasingly efficient, as this will result in the amount of blood pumped with each heartbeat increases also known as cardiac output. The major training responses take place

The cardiovascular system is the most important system in our body. Without the vital functions that the circulatory system performs, the human body would have no way of transporting blood to vital organs or the ability to transport oxygen and nutrients to cells in order to remove waste. This whole system plays a major role in maintaining physiological homeostasis (Farley and McLafferty, 2012). Understanding cardiac function plays a vital role in understanding how human physiology and anatomy coexist

The results that were concluded upon the ending of each experiment were for the most part expected. Results that were unexpected in experiment 1 include: the positive Benedict test result in dialysis sac 1, the weight change in dialysis sac 2, and the weight change in dialysis sac 4. Since the people who were conducting these tests for the first time as well as using new, unfamiliar equipment (the scale) the slight changes in weight are most likely due to an experimental error such as not reading

The word 'fitness' is very vague as fitness is built up of many factors. The main ones include, general Fitness, aerobic fitness and specific fitness. General fitness is the ability to meet the demands of every day life. General fitness is closely liked with health related fitness and it has several components including Strength the force muscles exert when they contact. Flexibility or suppleness, the range of movement at a joint. Speed, is the ability to move your body

baroreceptor reflex and the diving reflex are both two great mechanisms that incorporate both the nervous system and cardiovascular system working together. The nervous system is connected through a series of vessels throughout the human body. The circulatory system is one of the bodies most important mechanisms that helps carry and transport nutrients and oxygen through blood circulation to help digest foods, fight off diseases, and keep the body at homeostasis. The nervous system is basically an extended