End-Diastolic Volume, End-systolic volume, and Stroke Volume Output

Stroke volume output

As the ventricles empty during systole, volume decreases to a volume of 70 ml, which is called ?

increasing decreasing

By _____ the end-diastolic volume and ____ the end-systolic volume, the stroke volume output can at times be increased to about double normal.

End-Diastolic volume

During diastole, filling of the ventricles normally increases the volume of each ventricle, this volume is called?

60

The ejection fraction is usually equal to about ___%?

Ejection fraction

The fraction of the end-diastolic volume that is ejected is called?

110-120 ml

The increase in volume to attain the end-diastolic volume is about ____ to ____ ml

End-systolic volume

The remaining volume in each ventricle which is about 40-50 ml is called?

150-180 ml

When large amounts of blood flow into the ventricles during diastole, their end-diastolic volumes can becomes as great as ___ to ___ml in the normal heart?

10-20 ml

When the hearts contracts strongly, the end-systolic volume can fall to as little as ___ to ____ml?