Lecture 5 Flashcards

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What causes diastolic depolarisation?

A

The opening or closing of ion channels (allow ions to move into the cell or preventing positive ions leaving)

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Why is there an AV pause?

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To allow ventricles to fill with blood first before contracting
Prevents transmission of high rates from the atria

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3
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What can be said about a very long P-Q wave?

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Indicative of AV block

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4
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What can be said about a long QRS complex?

A

Bundle branch block

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5
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What is indicative about an S-T segment higher than the baseline?

A

Ventricle is not depolarising heterogeneity (different lengths in different parts of the ventricle)

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What’s indicative about a long Q-T interval?

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Long QT interval

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Where is the Tricuspid valve?

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Between the right atrium and right ventricle

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8
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Where is the Mitral valve?

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Between the left atrium and left ventricle

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