midterm 2 key concepts Flashcards
MAP=
CP x SVR
CO=
SV x HR
P wave
atrial contraction & depolarization
QRS complex
repolarizes atria & depolarizes ventricles
T wave
ventricles repolarize
pressure volume loop (bottom left to right) (8)
1) mitral valve opens
2) diastolic filling
3) mitral valve closes
4) isovolumetric contraction
5) aortic valve opne
6) ejection
7) aortic valve closes
8) isovolumetric relaxation
normal SV vs increased vs decreased preload volumes
normal= 70mL
increased preload=100
decreased preload= 50 ml
pathway of blood throughout heart
deoxygenated blood: systemic circulation -> right atrium -> right ventricle -> pulmonary artery -> lungs
oxygenated blood: left atria -> left ventricle -> aorta -> systemic circulation
pathway of blood throughout cardiovascular system
deoxygenated: systemic veins -> vena cava -> right heart pulmonary trunk lungs
oxygenated: pulmonary vein -> left heart-> systemic arteries
Ach: what nerve type, what receptors, pre/post ganglionic nerves
cholenergic
1) nicotinic (pre)- activates SNS/PNS
2) muscarinic (post)- decrease HR
NE/EPI: what nerve type, what receptors, pre/post ganglionic nerves, effects
adrenergic, released from adrenals, post ganglionic
B1:heart
B2: heart & blood vessels
A1: vasoconstriction
A2: vasoconstriction + decreased NE
mucous cells- secretes, stimulated, causes
secretes alkaline mucous, stimulated by contents, protection
chief cells- secretes, stimulated, causes
secretes pepsinogen, stimulated by Ach & gastrin, start protein digestion
parietal cells- secretes, stimulated, causes
secretes HCI + intrinsic factor, stimulated by Ach, gastrin & histamine, activates pepsinogen, kills microorganisms, absorbs vitamin B12
ECL cells- secretes, stimulated, causes
secretes histamine, stimulated by protein & Ach, stimulates parietal cells