cardiology Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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the heart is supplied by

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the left and right coronary arterie s

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2
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At whatBlood flow to the myocardium occurs

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mainly during diastole

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3
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Compared to other veins, the oxygen saturation in coronary venous blood is very low (often O2 saturation of only 35%). This is because…

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oxygen extraction by the heart muscle is very high

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4
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Where is oxygen extraction by the heart muscle is very high

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inferior surface of heart

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5
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released upon cell activation and contains a high conc of a molecule that acts as an agonist

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platelet dense granules

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6
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responsible for apex beat in midclavicular line

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left v

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7
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prevents backflow of blood in ventricular systole

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mitral valve

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8
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carries oxy blood from lungs to left side of heart

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pulmonary vein

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9
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prevents high pressures developing in the jugular veins during ventricular systole

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tricuspid valve

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10
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carries deoxy blood back to the right atrium

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inferior vena cava

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11
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ventricular repolarisation is what wave

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t wave

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12
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normal duration120 to 200 for what interval

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pr interval

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13
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asseses the electrical activity within lateral myocardial territory

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j leads

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14
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what is the definition of membrane potential

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difference in electric potential between the interior and exterior of a cell

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15
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define blood flow

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the volume of blood that flows through the systemic circulation

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16
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What is anemia hypoxia

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Blood defect that occurs when the bloods ability to carry oxygen decreases

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17
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What is sickle cell anemia

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Inherited blood disorder

Not enough healthy Rbc to carry oxygen throughout the body

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18
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Lifespan of a platelet

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7-10 days

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19
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Contents of platelets

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Plasma membrane 
Cytoskeleton 
Dense tubular system 
Secretory granules
Water 
Albumin 
Transport proteins
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20
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Two types of bleeding

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Platelet or haemophilia

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21
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Types of platelet bleeding

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PetechiaL rash

Surface of skin

22
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Haemophilia bleeding types

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Large suffusions
A b c haemophilia
Muscle or joint bleed

23
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What is thrombocytopenia

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Condition in which you have low blood platelet count

24
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What and where is the apex beat

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Strongest heartbeat
Left 5th intercostal space
Mid clavicular line

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Right heart border ?
Svc and right atrium
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Left heart border ?
Aortic knuckle Left pa La appendage Lv
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Anterior heart border
Right ventricle
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Posterior heart border
Left atrium and pulmonary veins
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What divides the posterior and inferior mediastinum
Plane between sternal angle , t4/5
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Contents of superior mediastinum
``` Descending aorta Oesophagus Thoracic duct Azygos vein Vagus nerve ```
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Role of vagus verve
Motor - innervate muscles of the pharynx | Sesnosry - for the epiglottis
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Function of papillary muscles
contract during systole to prevent prolapse of the valve into atria
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Function of chordate tendinae
Help to maintain and support the position of valves
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What is cardiac tampendade
Extra fluid in the pericardium
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Function of Christa terminalis
Anatomic conduction barrier
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Where does the coronary sinus drain blood into
Into the right atrium
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What is the fossa oval is
Remains of the foremen ovale which was patent in foetal life which separated the two atria
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Where do the coronary arteries run
In the grooves such as between ventricle and atria
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What does the left main stem coronary artery brain into
Lad and circumflex artery
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What does the right main stem coronary artery branch off into
Acute marginal | PDA
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What groove does the LAD run in
Anterior interventricul groove
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Principal site of resistance to vascular flow ?
Arterioles
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Pulse pressure ?
Systolic _ diastolic pressure
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Most potent vasoconstrictor
Endothelin-1
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Where are the primary baroreceptors located
Carotid sinus and aortic arch
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Anp?
Atria natriuretic peptide
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how does skeletal muscle differ from cardiac
Cardiac muscle is striated, branching and contains intercalated discs- these features are not found in skeletal muscle
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define tachycardia and bradycardia
tach - bmp over 100 | brady bmp less than 60
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What causes blood to flow closer to the skin
Vasodilation
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Which layer of blood vessels contain endothelial cells that reduce the friction of blood
Tunica intima