CVS physiology 4 - cardiac cycle Flashcards

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what is the first stage of the cardiac cycle

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late distole= both sets of chambers are relaxed and the ventricles fill passivley

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what is the second stage of the cardiac cycle

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atrail synstole- where the atrial contaction and forces a small amount of blood into the venticles

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3
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what is the thirsd stage of teh cardiac cycle

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isovolumnic ventricular contraction - whre the av vacles are closed but it does not create enough pressure to open the semilumanr valces(pulmonary valve and aeotora)

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4
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at what stage is end distolic voluem

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end of isovolumic ventila contration

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what is the 4th stage of the cardiac cycle

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when the vencitla contraction - generates enough pressure to open the semilumanr valves and av remains closed

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what is the 5th stage of the cardiac cycle

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ventricular relaxation , pressue in the venticle sfals, blood flow back into the csps of the semiluar valces an snaps them closed.

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7
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what point is the end systolic vole

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end of stage four whe bood sis elased semilunar valves

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what happens to left ventricle pressure in a norla cardiac cycle

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the left atrium will open will, the av valve will then open and push blood into the venticle causing an increase in pressure and then a dip as the atrium stops contracting and the mital valve colsoes, the ventrice will then contract and cause a large increase in ventrilce pressure causing the valve to open, this will continue to happen after the valve has opened. after most of the blood is removed the aorta val will close and the pressure will begin to decreaws, the resse will then decrease more until the fully back to zero , the mtria valve ones again

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explain the change sin left atrium pressure

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the mitral valve is open,first there is atrial contractio , increase the pressure, , then mitra valve closes, the mitral valve i spused back int the atrial valve cuas an incre in pressure than a decrea in pressure, then there is a increase in pressure as the atrium fills again until the mtiral valve opens and the atriaum decrease in presure

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explain the changes in teh aterial pressure in the aorta

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first ther is a decres in pressure as it relaxes, ,then the aortic valve opens, then it increase last pressure as it fills with blood from the ventilce, it increase until aorta is full and the venticle is as empty as necessary, it then decreas in pressure slightly and closes once the aeota is full, there is then an increase inpressure tod to the elasit recoil of the aeota, then the moral valve opens and it fully drains of bldo back to diastolic pressure

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11
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what is the mean arterial pressure and what is it rounly

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average pressure of systoli and disstolic, 66% of dysotlic , 33% of systolic

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12
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what cause hte aeota to close

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blood falling from back down to decrease presure

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13
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systolic pressure

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pressure at maxium of the aorta

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14
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distoi prssue

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minimu presure of the aeorat

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15
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what i sejection fraction

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the ammount of blood in you heart that is pumped out with each heart beat

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16
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how to caclculate hte ejection fraction

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sv/ edv

17
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a wave

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when the atrium contracts

18
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c wave

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mitral valve clsoes and the falls back incresin pressure in the arota

19
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v wave

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when more blood fills into the atrium

20
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isometic contracton phase

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when the venticles contractio but ther is no chae in volume, this is bfr aetoic valve opens

21
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rapid ejection phase

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just after aerotic valve opens

22
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slower ejection phase

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after rapid ejection hase, when blodo pressure bgin to fall

23
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isometic relaxoin phase

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when the aeotic valve close ns tiral vale has not peed yet, means there is no presser exerced on ehart

24
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rapid filing phase

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first fase after mitral valve open

25
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slow flling phase

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phase after pimarl vlave opens

26
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pulse pressure

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mean aterla presssure

27
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phonocardiogarm

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recordings of murmors made by teh heart

28
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what is the first sound heart from the heart

A

closure of av

29
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what is the second sound heart from the ehrate

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closure of semi lunar vavles

30
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what is the thrid suound of the herat

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rapid passing filling phase

31
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what is the fourth sound of the herat

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avtive filling phase

32
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when do you hear a systolic murmour

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1st and second heart sound

33
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what cuase a systolic murmour

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stenosis of aortic orpulmaryy voales
regurition through mitral or tricuspd valves

34
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stenosis

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narrolwing of ateries in teh heart

35
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what is a diastol murder heart

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after seon heatr sound

36
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what cuase a diastolic murmour

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stenosis of mitral/ tricsupid vales,
reguration through aortic/pulmaonry valves

37
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what caues a continus murmour

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patent ductus arteril s- opening betwene aorta and left pulmar artery

38
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how to calculatre the ejection fraction

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stroke volume/ edv *100