practical 2: blood pressure and cardiac rate Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

how are contraction and relaxation of the heart measured

A

the pulse and blood pressure

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2
Q

average blood pressure for human

A

120/80 (systole/ diastole)

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3
Q

how does blood pressure rate vary

A

in relation of size and age of the individual as well as peripheral resistance of the systematic circulatory system

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4
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ventricular systole produces a wave of pressure in arteries called

A

pulse

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5
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where can the pulse be felt

A

where an artery lies near the surface of the skin or on the surface of a bone

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6
Q

how do pulse rates vary

A

chenges in temp, stressful conditions, the time of day, etc

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7
Q

what is normal pulse rate

A

60-100 bpm

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8
Q

beating of heart makes certain sounds that can be heard thru

A

stethoscope

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9
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stethoscope amplifies well defined sounds described as

A

lubb-dubb

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10
Q

splitting of the heart sound may be more evident during

A

inhalation

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11
Q

the first heart sound may be split into 2 sounds because of

A

separate closure of the right and left av valves

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12
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second heart sound may be split into 2 components due to seperate closure of

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right and left semilunar valves

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13
Q

— is routinely measured in an indirect manner by the use of the —

A

arterial blood pressure; sphygmomanometer

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14
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what are the sounds called that are produced during the measure of blood pressure

A

sounds of korotkoff

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15
Q

good physical fitness is associated with

A

-slower rate of increase in cardiac rate with exercise
-a faster return to the resting cardiac rate after exercise

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16
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what is the ideal return rate after exercise

17
Q

involves muscular development and ability of the cardiovascular system to adapt to sudden changes in demand

A

physical fitness

18
Q

evaluates the cardiovascular physical fitness of an individual

A

the schneider test

19
Q

A rare disorder that causes the body to make too much urine
Antidiuretic hormone is not secreted adequately, or the kidney is resistant to its effect

A

diabetes insipidus

20
Q

A dilation of a common carotid artery; involved in regulation of systemic blood pressure.

A

carotid sinus

21
Q

The cuff pressure at which the sound becomes muffled

A

diastolic pressure

22
Q

Which is more accurate, counting the pulse for a full minute or counting the pulse for a 30 second interval and multiplying by 2?

23
Q

Why would one method of measuring pulse be preferred over the other?

A

The method where you count the pulse for 30 seconds and multiply by 2 is faster than counting for a full minute, so that may be a reason it is preferred over the other.

24
Q

Which artery is occluded when taking a patients BP?

A

brachial artery

25
What are 2 arteries that are commonly used to take pulse?
radial artery and carotid artery
26
What instrument is used to take blood pressure?
sphygmomanometer