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normal cardiac anatomy Flashcards

1
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normal PAP (pulmonary artery pressure)

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15-25 mmHg

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2
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normal aorta pressure

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120/80

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3
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normal lv systolic pressure

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<120

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4
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normal diastolic lv pressure

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3-12

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5
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normal RA pressure

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2-8 mmHg

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6
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normal rv pressure

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2-8 mmhg

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7
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normal rv systolic pressure

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15-25

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8
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what is the outer layer of the pericardium called

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fibrous pericardium

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9
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what is the inner layer of the pericardium called

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serous pericardium

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10
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heart wall most outer layer

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epicardium

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11
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muscle layer of the heart is called

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myocardium also the center layer

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12
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most inner layer of the heart wall

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endocardium

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13
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tricuspid valve leaftlets

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medial
posterior
anterior

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14
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mitral valve leaflets

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anterior
posterior

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15
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pulmonic valve leaflets

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right and left posterior
anterior

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16
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aortic valve leaflets

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non/left/right coronary cusp

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17
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normal ivc diastolic diameter

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1.2 - 2.1 cm

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18
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normal TV orifice

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7-9 cm2

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19
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normal PV orifice

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<2.0 cm2

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20
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what are the 4 pulmonary veins

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right upper and lower
left upper and lower

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21
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normal LA pressure

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2-12 mmhg

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22
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normal MV orifice

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4-6 cm2

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23
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normal AV orifice

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<2 cm

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24
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the left coronary artery branches into…

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left anterior descending artery and left circumflex artery

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25
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the LAD or left anterior descending arter supplies blood to what wall

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septal, anterior, apex walls

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26
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the circumflex artery supplies blood too

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the posterior wall and the atria

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27
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the right coronary artery branches off too

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the acute marginal artery and posterior descending artery

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28
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the AM or Acute marginal artery supplies blood too..

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the right ventricle

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29
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the PDA or posterior descending artery supplies blood too

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the inferior portion of the heart

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30
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3 branches off the aortic arch

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brachiocephalic
left subclavian
left common carotid

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31
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where is the aorta isthmus

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area between the left subclavian artery and the ligamentum arteriosum

32
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what is the isovolumic contraction time

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PREcedes systole all 4 valves are closed

33
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what is isovolumic relaxation time

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immediately precedes diastole
all valves are closed

34
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normal heart rate

A

60-100 bpm

35
Q

stroke volume

A

volume of blood ejected with each heart beat
SV=EDV-ESV

36
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cardiac output

A

volume of blood the LV pumps out each minute
CO=SVxHR

37
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cardiac index

A

cardiac output with body surface area accounted for
CI=CO/BSA

38
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preload

A

the volume in the heart at the end of diastole

39
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frank starling law

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the more blood that enters the ventricle during diastole the greater the force of contraction
or increased myocardial fiber length means increased tension

40
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interval strength relationship

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the longer the interval between heartbeats the stronger the contraction to eject blood

41
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afterload

A

the resistance the heart must pump against

42
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inotropic force

A

contractility of the heart muscle of the force

43
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chronotropic

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rate of the contraction or HR

44
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heart conduction pathway

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  1. SA node
  2. AV node
  3. bundle of his
  4. left and right bundle branhes
  5. purkinjie fibers
45
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what is repolarization

A

myocardial relaxation

46
Q

Normal blood pressure

A

<120/<80

47
Q

The coronary sinus empties into..

A

The right atrium

48
Q

Where is the thebesian valve located

A

Between the coronary sinus and the right atrium

49
Q

Eustachian valve

A

Normal embryonic remnant at the junction of the infeior vena cava and RA

50
Q

The chiari network

A

Normal embryonic remnant
Web like structure that appears as a mobile, thin membrane in the RA near IVC

51
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The RA appendage

A

From embryonic RA
Pouch like extension off the RA broad and triangular

52
Q

Normal PA pressure in end diastole

A

4-12 mmhg

53
Q

identify the anterior and posterior TV leaflets

A
  1. posterior
  2. anterior
54
Q

identify the right coronary cusp and non coronary cusp

A
  1. RCC
  2. NCC
55
Q

identify the AMVL and PMVL

A
  1. AMVL
  2. PMVL
56
Q

identify the right post PV leaflet and left posterior PV leaflet

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  1. right posterior
  2. left posterior
57
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identify the RCC, LCC, NCC

A
  1. RCC
  2. LCC
  3. NCC
58
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indentify septal TV, Ant TV leaflets
AMVL and PMVL

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  1. anterior TV cusp
  2. septal TV cusp
  3. AMVL
  4. PMVL
59
Q

The posteriomedial pap is supplied by which coronary artery

A

The RCA

60
Q

Normal fractional shortening

A

> 25%

61
Q

great cardiac vein drains

A

the anterior myocardium

62
Q

the middle cardiac vein drains

A

the posterior myocardium

63
Q

the left cardiac vein drains

A

the posterior surface of the LV

64
Q

anterior cardiac vein drains

A

the right atrium and the anterior portion of the RV

65
Q

Normal tapse

A

> 1.7 cm

66
Q

Ef equation

A

Lvidv-lvisv/lvidv
X100

67
Q

When is the lvot measured

A

Mid systole

68
Q

When is the sinotubular junction, sinus of valsalva, and ao root

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End diastole

69
Q

Normal sinus of valsalva

A

3 to 3.4

70
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Normal sino tubular junction

A

2.6 to 2.9 cm

71
Q

Normal dp/dt

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> 1200

72
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Normal stroke volume range

A

70-100 ml

73
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Normal co range

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4-8 l/min

74
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Normal mv peak velocity

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.6 - 1.3

75
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Normal tv peak velocity

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.3 - .7

76
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Pv normal peak velocity

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.6 - .9

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