Cardiac physiology, USMLE Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

MAP formula

A

CO X TPR

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2
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Pulse pressure approximates

A

SV

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3
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Maintenance of CO: Early stages of exercise

A

1) Inc HR

2) Inc contractility

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4
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Maintenance of CO: Late stages of exercise

A

Inc HR (SV plateaus)

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5
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SV is a function of

A

1) Contractility
2) Preload
3) 1/afterload

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6
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Myocardial O2 demand is increased by

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Increase in

1) Heart size
2) Heart rate
3) Heart contractility
4) Afterload

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7
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Arterial vs venous dilation: Nitroglycerin

A

Venous&raquo_space; arterial

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Arterial vs venous dilation: Hydralazine

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Arterial&raquo_space; venous

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9
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States that increase blood viscosity

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1) Polycythemia
2) Hyperproteinemia
3) Hereditary spherocytosis

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10
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Blood vessel that accounts for most of TPR

A

Arteriole

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11
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Phase of cardiac cycle which is the period of highest O2 consumption

A

Isovolumetric contraction

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12
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Systole vs diastole: S1

A

Systole

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13
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Systole vs diastole: S2

A

Diastole

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14
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Systole vs diastole: S3

A

Diastole

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15
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Systole vs diastole: S4

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Atrial systole, ventricular diastole

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16
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S3 is normally heard in

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1) Children

2) Pregnant women

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17
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T/F: S4 is always pathologic

18
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Wave formed due to RV contraction against a closed tricuspid valve

19
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Wave formed due to filling of right atrium against a closed tricuspid valve

20
Q

x descent is seen during

A

Reduced ejection

21
Q

y wave is seen during

A

Rapid filling

22
Q

Normal S2 split is seen in

A

Normal inspiration

23
Q

Wide S2 splitting is seen in

A

Delay in RV emptying

24
Q

Conditions that delay RV emptying

A

1) Pulmonic stenosis

2) RBBB

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Fixed S2 splitting is seen in
ASD
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Fixed S2 splitting seen in ASD is due to
Left to right shunt that increases right heart volumes and flow through pulmonic valve
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Paradoxical S2 splitting is seen in
Delay in LV emptying
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Conditions that delay LV emtpying
1) Aortic stenosis | 2) LBBB
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Maneuver-effect: Inspiration
Increase RA return
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Maneuver-effect: Expiration
Increase LA return
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Maneuver-effect: Hand grip
Increase SVR
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Maneuver-effect: Valsalva
Decrease venous return
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Maneuver-effect: Rapid squatting
Increase venous return
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Maneuver-effect: Prolonged squatting
Increase afterload
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Abnormal systolic heart sounds
1) MR 2) TR 3) AS 4) VSD 5) MVP
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Abnormal diastolic heart sounds
1) AR | 2) MS
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Characteristic murmur: MR/TR
Holosystolic, high-pitched, blowing
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Characteristic murmur: AS
Crescendo-decrescendo following an ejection click
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Characteristic murmur: VSD
Holosystolic, harsh
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Characteristic murmur: MVP
Late systolic crescendo with midsystolic click
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Characteristic murmur: AR
Immediate decrescendo, high-pitched, blowing
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Characteristic murmur: MS
Delayed late diastolic, rumbling, following an opening snap