Class 6: Cardiovascular Disease Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Bradycardia

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less than 60

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tachycardia

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higher than 100

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3
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hypertension

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high elevated bp that is prolonged 140/90

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4
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essential hypertension

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elevated bp with no other cause

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5
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secondary hypertension

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caused by another disease or medical condition

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6
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coronary artery disease

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build up of plaque in the artery (become hardened and narrowed)

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7
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ischemia

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inadequate blood supply to an organ

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8
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edema

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swelling from injury. small blood vessels leak to tissues

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9
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plaque

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made up of fat, cholesterol, calcium and others in blood

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10
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vasodilation

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dilation of blood vessels, decrease BP

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vasoconstriction

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constriction of blood vessels, increase BP

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cardiovascular disease

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a group of disorders of the heart and blood vessels

  • coronary heart disease
  • cerebrovascular disease
  • peripheral arterial disease
  • rheumatic heart disease
  • congenital heart disease
  • deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism
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isolated systolic hypertension

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pulse pressure increases

  • mild to moderate elevated systolic BP
  • normal or subnormal diastolic BP
  • occurs primarily in older adults
  • aorta and major arteries lose flexibility with age
  • heart pumps harder to get blood through
  • diastolic stays normal because no system vasoconstriction
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secondary hypertension

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results from known diseases

  • chronic kidney disease
  • endocrine gland dysfunction
  • pituitary or adrenal tumour
  • hyperactive thyroid gland
  • in most cases, successful treatment of underlying conditions cures the hypertension
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primary (essential) hypertension

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  • 90-95% of all hypertension cases
  • no direct known cause
  • many risk factors
  • affects the heart, blood vessels and kidneys
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16
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cardiac output

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stoke volume (amount of blood pumped out of the left ventricle per beat) x heart beats per minute

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systemic vascular resistance

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force opposing the movement of blood within the blood vessels.
-mechanisms that regulate bp affect cardiac output or systemic vascular resistance

18
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barorecptors

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found in carotid arteries. they vasodilator to lower blood pressure by stimulating sympathetic receptors

19
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renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system

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cause vasoconstriction in response to low bp

20
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antidiuretic hormone

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affects blood volume and high bp

21
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aldosterone

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released by adrenal cortex. stimulates kidneys to realize water. increase bp

22
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epinephrine

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increase bp, released in blood stream

23
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prevention of hypertension

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  • decrease fat, sodium, alcohol, stress
  • no smoking
  • increase physical activity
  • manage diabetes
  • manage healthy weight
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treatment of hypertension

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-lifestyle modifications and medication

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meds used for hypertension
ace-I calcium channel blockers diuretic beta blocker
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risk factors for hypertension
- diet - stress - manage chronic conditions - obesity - mobility
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coronary artery disease
build up of plaque in lumen artery and then a rupture or blood clot can occur
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arteriosclerosis
- hardening of medium or large arteries - thickens arterial walls - leads to loss of arterial elasticity
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artherosclerosis
a form of arteriosclerosis - artery walls thickens from accumulation of plaque (fat, cholesterol, calcium, waste products from cells) - narrows and stiffen arteries arthero: sludge, sclerosis: hardening
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modifiable risk factors for CAD
increase activity decrease alcohol, stress, sodium and fat no smoking manage diabetes and healthy weight
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non modifiable risk factors for CAD
genetics, age, family hx, gender/sex, ethnicity
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meds for CAD
atorvastatin
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cardiovascular assessment
pulse, blood flow, where is the blood going and is it going where they need it to
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peripheral vascular assessment
pale, cold, - hx - inspection - vital signs - chest pain - peripheral and apical pulse - spo2 - previous drug use