Cardiac Physiology Flashcards

(44 cards)

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Blood flow velocity in the capillaries

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Slowest

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Blood flow velocity in the aorta

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Fastest

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2
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Reynold’s number for laminar flow

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<2000

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3
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Reynold’s number for turbulent flow

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> 2000

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4
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A strain in the structure of a substance produced by pressure, when its layers are laterally shifted in relation to each other

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Shear

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5
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Shear: highest in

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Walls of blood vessels

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6
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Shear: lowest in

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Center of blood vessels

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7
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Shear: consequence

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Decreased blood viscosity

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8
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Compliance of veins vs arteries

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24x higher compliance

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9
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Compliance: effects of aging

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Decrease compliance

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10
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Highest arterial BP

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Systolic pressure

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11
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Lowest arterial BP

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Diastolic pressure

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12
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Systolic pressure - diastolic pressure

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Pulse pressure

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13
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Stroke volume/arterial compliance

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Pulse pressure

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14
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2/3 (diastole) + 1/3 (systole)

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Mean arterial pressure

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15
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Synonym: right atrial pressure

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Central venous pressure

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16
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Estimates left atrial pressure

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Pulmonary capillary wedge pressure

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17
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Hypokalemia

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Flat/inverted T waves w/ U waves

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Hyperkalemia

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Low P waves, tall T waves

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Hypocalcemia

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Prolonged QT interval

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Hypercalcemia

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Shortened QT interval

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STEMI

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ST segment elevation

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NSTEMI

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ST segment depression

23
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What is the basis for AV nodal delay (0.13 sec)?

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Decrease gap junction in that area

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Which Na channel accounts for the SA node automaticity?
If channels (slow "funny" Na channels)
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Which is responsible for setting the HR?
Rate of phase 4 depolarization
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Inhibition of "pacemaking" of latent pacemakers by the SA node
Overdrive suppression
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AV block that causes fainting in patients due to initially suppressed state of Purkinje Fibers
Stokes-Adams syndrome
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Condition when latent pacemaker assume pacemaking activity
Ectopic pacemaker
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Conduction velocity is dependent in which phenomenon?
Size of inward current during upstroke of action potential
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Produces changes in contractility
Inotropic effect
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Produces changed in rate of relaxation
Lusitropic effect
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Produces changes in heart rate
Chronotrophic effect
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Produces changes in conduction velocity
Dromotrophic effect
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Inotropes affect:
Stroke volume
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Dromotropes affect:
AV node/ conduction velocity
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Beta 1 stumulation of the heart would cause:
Stronger (+ inotrope), Briefer (+ lusitrope), & More Frequent (+ chronotrope) contractions
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Primary source of energy for stroke work:
Fatty acids
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Physiologic murmur occur only during systole or diastole?
Systole
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Most potent vasoconstrictor
Vasopressin
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Released as a result of blood vessel damage; causes arteriolar vasoconstriction; implicated in migraine
Serotonin
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Released by damaged endothelium
Endothelin 1
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Counteracts TXA2
Prostacyclin ( PGI2)
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Vasodilates upstream blood vessels
Nitric acid