Cardio Intro Slides Flashcards

1
Q

What is the most common type of heart disease?

A

CAD

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2
Q

The heart is a ___ pump that drives the blood into two ____ and _____ circuits

A

dual, serial, closed

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3
Q

Flow is _______ because of flap valves

A

unidirectional

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4
Q

Where does the heart lie in the body?

A

2nd and 6th ribs
T5 and T8

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5
Q

What is the skeleton of the heart? What are their 3 functions?

A

A set of connected rings that serve as a semi-rigid support for the heart valves and for the attachement of cardiac muscle. They also serve as an electrical barrier b/w atria and ventricle

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6
Q

2 AV valves

A

Tricuspid - b/w right atria and right V
Bicuspid - b/w left a and left ventricle

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7
Q

Semilunar valves

A

Pulmonary valve - b/w RV and PT
Aortic valve - b/w LV and aorta

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8
Q

2 layers of the pericardium

A
  1. Loose fitting inextensible fibrous sac that surrounds the heart and is attached to the great vessels
  2. A serous membrane that lines the fibrous sac (parietal) and covers the heart (visceral) (reduces friction)
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9
Q

What is the function of the pericardium? 5

A
  1. maintain position
  2. Seperation from surrounding tissues
  3. Protection against ventricular dilation
  4. Maintenance of low transmral pressures
  5. facilitates ventricular independence
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10
Q

Pressure def

A

amount of force acting per unit area

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11
Q

_____ blood flow results from ___ _____ generated from the _____ action of the heart

A

tissue, ddriving pressure, pumping

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12
Q

How is individual tissue blood flow determined?

A

By driving pressure across a variable resistance

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13
Q

Darcys law

A

Change in Pressure = Flow x R

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14
Q

Poiseuille’s Law

A

R = 8nL/pir^4

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15
Q

What side of the hear is thicker?

A

Left and ventricles (more than A)

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16
Q

Arteries have ___ pressure while veins have ___ pressure

A

Arteries = high P
veins = low P

17
Q

Gravity causes a hydrostatic pressure when there is a diff in ?

A

height

18
Q

Hydrostatic P

A

The pressure exerted by a fluid due to the force of gravory

19
Q

What is the ref height in hydrostatic P?

A

Zero height is the level of the pump (heart)