CVS Physio Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Blood in umbilical vein
PO2:
SpO2:

A

Po2 of 30 mmHg

80% saturated with 02.

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2
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Allantois - urachus
Umbilical arteries
Umbilical vein

A

Median umbilical ligament
Medial umbilical ligaments
Ligamentum teres hepatis (round ligament)

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3
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Vitelline veins
Cadinal veins
Umbilical veins

A

portal
systemic veins
degenerate

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4
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Vein of heart that donot join coronary sinus?

A

Anterior coronary vein

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5
Q

Crista terminalis separates ? ans it is site of origin of?

A

Smooth sinus venosus from atrial appandage and atria proper

Pectinate muscles

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6
Q

Effect of hyponatrimia on contractility?

A

↓ extracellular Na+ (↓ activity of Na+/Ca2+ exchanger) → ↑ Contractility

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7
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Relations of Pulse pressure:

A

PP directly proportional to SV and inversely proportional to arterial compliance.

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8
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period of highest 0 2 consumption in PV loop:

A

Isovolumetric contraction-period between mitral valve closing and aortic valve opening;

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9
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period of highest 0 2 consumption in PV loop:

A

Isovolumetric contraction-period between mitral valve closing and aortic valve opening;

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10
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x descent- Reduced or absent in

A

tricuspid regurgitation and right HF because pressure gradients are reduced.

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11
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y descent-
Prominent in ,

absent in

A

constrictive pericarditis

cardiac tamponade

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12
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MR effect on SV, EF, CO

A

↑ SV
↑ EF

↓CO (forward flow)

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13
Q

Aortic stenosis pulse?

A

“Pulsus parvus et tardus” - pulses are weak with a delayed peak

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14
Q

BEDDAR

A

Blowing early diastolic decesendo murmur–AR

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15
Q

MR severity is best indicated by?

A

S3

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16
Q

Bounding pulse seen in?
carotid?
brachial/ulnar/radial?

A

AR
Corrigan’s pulse
Watson’s water hammer pulse

17
Q

Duroziez sign?

A

AR

“to and fro” bruit appreciated at femoral artery with bell

18
Q

de Musset sign

A

Head bobbing with carotid pulsations

19
Q

Abrupt distention and collapse
Carotid?
Femoral

A

Pistol shot

Traube sign

20
Q

Loss of dicrotic notch in?

21
Q

SA/AV node membrane potential never reaches lower tha -60mV due to….

Why no Na channel activity?

A

fewer inward rectifier K+ channels

Na Channels need -85mV to function

22
Q

Phase 4 of SA/AV node?

A

Slow spontaneous diastolic depolarization of If

23
Q

QRS complex is taller than T wave because:

A

Phase 0 is faster than phase 3. (depends on rate of change in membrane potential)

24
Q

Arrythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy:
pathology?

Complication?

Mutation?

A

Fibrofatty replacement of RV myocardium → Fibrosis and scarring of RV

Ventricular arrythmias, SCD, but no QT prolongation seen

impaired desmosome function due to mutation in genes encoding desmosomal protein (plakoglobin, desmoplakin)

25
Treatment of A fib in WPW syndrome? contraindication
Procainamide, Ibutilide ABCD
26
Nerve affected with LA RA
Recurrent laryngeal RA: Phrenic nerve
27
Origin of idiopathic VT?
RV outflow tract | papillary muscles
28
In AVNRT ____ pathway is targeted for radiofrequency ablation?
Slow
29
Sick sinus syndrome:
``` Bradycardia Sinus pause (Delayed P-wave) Sinus arrest (dropped P wave) ```
30
ANP/BNP cause ↓ Na reabsorption at_____ Recombinant form of BNP?
Collecting tubules Nesiritide
31
GIT vasodilation? constriction?
Parasympathetic induced intestinal vasodilation occures in response to digestive chyme passing over intestinal mucosa Sympathetic tone → Vasoconstriction during exercise or hypovolemia
32
Hepatic blood flow regulated by?
Hepatic stellate cells via release of Local metabolites
33
lymphatic blockage causes edema due to?
↑ interstitial fluid colloid osmotic/oncotic pressure
34
Austin flint murmur
Functional mitral stenosis due to obstruction by aortic regurgitataion