midterm 2 key concepts Flashcards

1
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MAP=

A

CP x SVR

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2
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CO=

A

SV x HR

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3
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P wave

A

atrial contraction & depolarization

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4
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QRS complex

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repolarizes atria & depolarizes ventricles

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5
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T wave

A

ventricles repolarize

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6
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pressure volume loop (bottom left to right) (8)

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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

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7
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normal SV vs increased vs decreased preload volumes

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normal= 70mL
increased preload=100
decreased preload= 50 ml

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8
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pathway of blood throughout heart

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deoxygenated blood: systemic circulation -> right atrium -> right ventricle -> pulmonary artery -> lungs

oxygenated blood: left atria -> left ventricle -> aorta -> systemic circulation

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9
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pathway of blood throughout cardiovascular system

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deoxygenated: systemic veins -> vena cava -> right heart pulmonary trunk lungs

oxygenated: pulmonary vein -> left heart-> systemic arteries

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10
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Ach: what nerve type, what receptors, pre/post ganglionic nerves

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cholenergic
1) nicotinic (pre)- activates SNS/PNS
2) muscarinic (post)- decrease HR

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11
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NE/EPI: what nerve type, what receptors, pre/post ganglionic nerves, effects

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adrenergic, released from adrenals, post ganglionic

B1:heart
B2: heart & blood vessels
A1: vasoconstriction
A2: vasoconstriction + decreased NE

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12
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mucous cells- secretes, stimulated, causes

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secretes alkaline mucous, stimulated by contents, protection

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13
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chief cells- secretes, stimulated, causes

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secretes pepsinogen, stimulated by Ach & gastrin, start protein digestion

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14
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parietal cells- secretes, stimulated, causes

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secretes HCI + intrinsic factor, stimulated by Ach, gastrin & histamine, activates pepsinogen, kills microorganisms, absorbs vitamin B12

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15
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ECL cells- secretes, stimulated, causes

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secretes histamine, stimulated by protein & Ach, stimulates parietal cells

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16
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G cells- secretes, stimulated, causes

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secretes gastrin, stimulated by protein & Ach, stimulates parietal, chief & ECL cells

17
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D cells- secretes, stimulated, causes

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secretes somatosatin, stimulated by acid, inhibits parietal, G & ECL cells

18
Q

endocrine cells vs exocrine cells list

A

exocrine- mucous cells, chief cells, parietal cells
endocrine- ECL, G & D cells

19
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proteolytic enzymes

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secreted in inactive form, breaks down proteins into small peptides

20
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pancreatic amylase

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breaks polysaccharides into disaccharides, primary enzyme for starch digestion, does not need to be activated

21
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pancreatic lipase

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breaks triglycerides into 1 monoglyceride & 2 fatty acids, only enzyme that break down lipids

22
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pancreatic juice

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produced from duct & acinar cell, is alkaline aqueous solution

23
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secretin

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released from duodenum in response to low pH, stimulates release of NaHCO3

24
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CCK

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released from duodenum in response to fats & protein, stimulates release of acinar cell products to help digestion

25
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endocrine glands secretions

A

insulin & glucagon

26
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exocrine gland secretions

A

acinar & duct cell secretions

27
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acinar cell secretions

A

digestive enzymes

28
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duct cell secretions

A

H2O & NaHCO3

29
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S1 VS S2 heart sounds

A

S1- closure of mitral & tricuspid valves at beginning of isovolumetric contraction
S2- closure of aortic & pulmonic valves at beginning of isovolumetric relaxation

30
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systole vs diastole

A

systole- contractions
diastole- relaxations