exam 1 Flashcards

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1
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endocardium is thickest in the

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atria

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2
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perkinjie fibers have very less dense

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myofibrils

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3
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bright stains on epicardium indicate the presence of

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blood vessels

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4
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cardiac cells as as a functional sync due to the presence of

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intercalated discs

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5
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the nucleus of cardiac muscles are located where

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centrally

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intercalated discs are only found on what cell type

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cardiac

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transmission of impulses in cardiac cells is due to the gap junctions btw

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intercalated discs

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8
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purkinjie fibers use this energy source

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glycogen

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9
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chambers of the heart are lined with

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squamous epithelium

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10
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posterior trachea is made of

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smooth muscle

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11
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columnar cells of trachea are lined with

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cilia

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12
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purpose of cilia anywhere in resp tract

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to expel mucous out

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13
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difference btwn terminal and resp bronchioles is

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resp bronchioles have cuboidal epithelium with some alveoli

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14
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alveoli are made primarily of

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squamous cells

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15
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these produce surfactant

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pneumocyte

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16
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in infants, contraction of the diaphragm is different how

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in adults, contraction results in decreased pressure and increased thoracic space, it is opposite in infants

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17
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Lack of O2 is

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anoxia

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18
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lack of breathing

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apnea

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19
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normal breathing at rest

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eupnea

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20
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what is hypercapnia

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increased levels of PaCO2 (arterial)

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21
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increased rate of breath is known as

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hyperpnea

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22
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increased PaCO2 and decreased PaO2, and decreased rate of breathing

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hypoventilation

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23
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so with hyperventilation, you don’t have enough

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PaCO2

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24
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true ribs

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1-7

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upper ribs do what action
pump handle, ant to post
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lower ribs do what action
bucket handle (side to side)
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upper ribs are what plane
frontal
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lower ribs are what plane
saggital
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angle of louie is at rib
2
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what 4 things are different in prenatal blood flow that do not exist after birth
umbilical vein, ductus venosus, ductus arteriosis, foramen ovale
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coronary vessels are found in what heart layer
epicardium
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cardiac muscle isn't parallel like skeletal, rather it is in a
series
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cardiac muscle is highly___ and is only muscle type to have___
striated, intercalated discs
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resistance in the lungs while in womb is very
high
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after birth, the resistance in the lungs should
drop
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majority of prenatal blood travels to the aorta via the
ductus arteriosis
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1. Oxygenated blood from the placenta flows through the umbilical vein and enters the inferior vena cava through the
ductus venosis
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what could cause the ductus arteriosis to remain open at birth
lack of arterial O2
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LCA divides into
circ A and LAD A
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This type of coronary vessel (vein) dumps into ventricles
thesbian
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blood flows in the body due to pressure differences btwn
coronary and systemic circulation
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The heart is innervated by the ___ sx
autonaumic ns
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Which semilunar valve closes first
aortic
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newborns have ____ alveolar surface area
less = more time for exchange
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newborns compensate for breathing issues by doing what (vs adults)
increasing rate of breath instead of increasing depth
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diaphragm in infants has less type __ fibers
I
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neonates can experience apnea up to __ sec
20 sec
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2 collateral back up structures that infants don't possess
pores of kahn and lamberts canals
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circ A runs where
AV groove
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LAD runs where
IV groove
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RCA supplies ___% to SA ___% to AV
60 SA 90 AV
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nerve to intercostals
ventral ramus
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most important accessory muscle for breathing
SCM
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heart lies mainly under which portion of the sternum
body
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outer most surface of the heart
epicardium
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funnel chest is aka
pectus excavatum
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barrel chested pts have issues with
getting air out
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which position decreases lung space and vol
supine
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approx normal BP for newborns
70/45
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5 accessory muscles that elevate ribs
(pets) pec minor, SA, erector spinae, traps (traps indirectly), scalenes
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nerve to erector spinae
dorsal ramus
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nerve to scalenes
cervical 3-5
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nerve to intercostals
ventral ramus
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expiration is___
passive
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in adults gas exchange happens at __ level
capillary
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normal HR for newborn
190
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normal RR newborn
30-60
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in expiration, thoracic pressure
increases, forcing air out
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with COPD pts, in order to get air out, they have to use ___ muscles
abdominal
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after blood leaves aorta, it goes in what sequence
arteries, arterioles, capillaries, venules, veins
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nerve to intercostals
ventral ramus
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nerve to SCM
spinal acc XI (remember traps is the only 2)
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why is it a big issue if premies get an URI
2 reasons, lack of surfactant to keep alveoli open and healthy and lack of pores of kahn and lambert canals
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which of the 2 collateral structures connects alveoli
(poka) pores of kahn
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which of the 2 collateral structures connect bronchioles with alveoli
lamberts canals
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which side sounds clearer to a clinician, r or l bronchi
right
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what is considered tachypnea in an infant
over 60
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what is considered tachypnea in a baby under 12 months
50 or more (then over 12 months it's 40)
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expiration occurs dt relaxation of ____&_____
diaphragm and intercostals
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forced expiration uses what 2 muscle groups
abs and intercostals
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O2 goes from placenta to ____ to______
from placenta, to UV, to IVC
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O2 goes to IVC from umbilical v via the
ductus venosis
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The ductus venosis is btwn the ___ & ___
umbilical vein and the IVC
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atrial gallop
S4
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___ is above the soft pallate
nasopharynx
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base of tounge
oropharynx
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opening of the esophagus
laryngeopharynx
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order of pharynx's from top to bottom
N, O, L
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larynx is made of
cart
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This structure prevents objects from entering the airway
larynx
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what is the division of the bronchi called
carina
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right sided bronchi is ___, ___ &___ than left
wider, shorter, straighter
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most aspirations occur in right side bc
it's wider
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terminal bronchi denote what (anatomically)
end of conducting airways
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after bronchioles, the cascade goes
terminal bronchioles, resp bronchioles, alveolar ducts, alveoli
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when babies aren't born with surfactant this is known as
RDS
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elevates sternum during forced inspiration
SCM
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membranous sac that covers outer lung surface
visceral pleura
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membranous sac that covers inner surface of chest all, diaphragm and mediastinum
pariatel pleura
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which pleura has sensory innervation
pariatel
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both anterior ventricles are supplied by
LAD
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coronary sinus dumps into the
right atrium
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4 main PFT effected by aging
FVC, FEV, FEF, closing Vol
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resp rate of newborn
up to 60
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S1 or S2 is loudest at apex
S1 at apex, S2 at aorta
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ventricular gallop
S3
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what causes depolarization in cardiac muscle
calcium
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what causes depolarization in sk muscle
na
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the plataue in AP in cardiac muscle represents what
depolarization, Ca
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Na or Ca come ___ while K always goes ___
in , out
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this delivers impulse from right to left atrium
bachmans
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nerve to scm
spinal acc nerve XI
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4 lung functions
FAT E (filter, acid base balance, temp, exchange)
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segments in both upper lungs
apical, anterior, posterior
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segments of RML
med and lat
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lower lobe segments
slap (and then right also has a medial)
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nerve to trapezius
spinal acc XI and ventral ramus
118
left lung doesn't have a middle lobe, it has
lingular (with a sup and inf portion)
119
when document lung sounds, you must include
seg, side, lobe
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nerve to scalenes
cervical 3-5
121
why is SA node the pacemaker
bc it depolarizes the fastest
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medial stinal px is where
lower neck and shoulder
123
trained atheltes with left ventricular hypertrophy may have
S4
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position to hear S3 or S4
left lateral decubitis
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myocardium thickness is determined by
amt of work done
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most blood in prenates enters aorta via the
ductus arteriosis
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what causes foramen ovale to stay open
increased pressure on Right atrium. pressure in right atrium is supposed to decrease, causing more pressure on left side, causing foramen ovale to close
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what intervention can cause closure of ductus arteriosis
prostaglandin inhibitor
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apex and IVS are supplied by the
LAD
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occlusions of RCA can cause
arrythmias
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RV means
residual vol
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kyphosis does what to diaphragm
decreases dome shape = cant get air out
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sx often effected by aging
pulm
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sx often effects youth
cardio
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the vol in the lungs (during exp) when airways begin to close is
closing vol
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pericarditis often occurs after
an MI
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off of the circ artery
marginals
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S1 sound is dt , while S2 sound is due to
S1- closure of AV valves, S2 closure of semilunar valves
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biggest R to airflow
decreased diameter
140
only the ___ have 2 nerves
traps
141
upper lobe is at what rib
4
142
lower lobe is at what rib
6
143
meconium can lead to
increased pressure on right side = patent foramen ovale
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if pressure is high in ventricle, what will occur
AV valve is shut off
145
if someone has a clot, ____ structures are effected first
inside out (like upside down tree)
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what is SE
subendocardial (partial damage)
147
what is TM
transmural (full damage)
148
autoarythmic cells (that effect AP of heart) act like
cardiac (Ca dep, K re)
149
PAP
pulmonary artery pressure
150
PDA
patent ductus arteriosus
151
PVD
peripheral vascular disease
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SVG
saphenous vein graft
153
PCI
percutaneous coronary intervention
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SVT
supraventricular tachycardia
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PAT
paroxymal atrial tachycardia
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TVR
tricuspid valve replacement
157
VAD
ventricular assistive device
158
WPW
wolff parkinson white syndrome
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function of SCM (only one to do this)
elevate sternum
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layers of bv
tunica intima, tunica media, tunica adventitia
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outermost layer of bv
tunica adventitia
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out to in, what are the layers of bv made of
c, s, e (collagen smooth endothelial)
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tunica intima is impermeable to large proteins,but small ones like ____ can get in
LDL
164
which layer of bv allows for dilation/constriction
media
165
arteries or veins have the thickest tunica media
arteries
166
2 types of arteries
elastin and muscular
167
this reflects strain on arteries
systole
168
pressure during ventricular contraction
systole
169
reflects ventricular relaxation
diastole
170
MAP reflects
ability of blood to get to tissue
171
DBP + (1/3 x PP) is
MAP
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these are known as resistance vessels
arterioles
173
capallaries are made of
endothelial cells
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veins are made of ___ and act as ____
collagen reservoirs
175
arteries have lots of
smooth muscle
176
this bv type has the thickest tunica media
arteries