Quiz - Cardio Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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Why/how does the venous blood move in the body?

A

Venous Pump

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Who controls the local vasomotor reflexes

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Autonomous in the that place, not controlled by the brain

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Carotid barroreflexor detects low blood pressure, is the response sympathetic

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Sympathetic, you want to contract

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Acidotic leads to?

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Tachycardia – pump more blood through lungs to expel more CO2

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5
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What kind of feedback received by the body when you have excited emotions?

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Emotions is cortex, brain, not automatic

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6
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What is the cardiac output?

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  • Def: amount of blood pushed out per unit of time

- Stroke volume – frequency (heartrate)

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7
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Definition of Murmur

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  • Cardiac murmur is the sound produced by the rush of blood around a heart abnormality (intracardiac irregularity)
  • Could be a bunch of different branches
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8
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What happens during isovolumetric ventricular contractions?

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Volume stays the same, but the pressure is increasing because of contractions in the ventricles (the valves haven’t opened yet)

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9
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What is the QRS

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Ventricles depolarization

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Ventricular repolarization is which part of the ECG wave?

A

T waves

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11
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Duration of QRS?

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Under O.1

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12
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QRS’s structure is?

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It’s a spike, ventricles depolarizing and atriums polarizing

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13
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Hepatic portal system?

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  • Is the gastrointestinal areas (spletnik area) veins going through the liver before going to the inferior vena cava
  • The liver does not ‘filter’, it detoxifies and metabolizes the stuff in the blood
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14
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Name of the artery where we normally check for a pulse?

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Radial

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15
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Left common iliac artery is a branch of the?

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Abdominal aorta

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16
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Hypoxia triggers vasodilation into the lungs. True or False?

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False, it vasoconstricts – therefore, pulmonary hypertension

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17
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Endothelium covers the valves in the veins. True or False?

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True, it covers everything in the vessels and heart

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18
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Diastolic pressure gives necessary push for the blood to return to the right side of the heart. True or False?

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False, there is no pressure in the venous system

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19
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Perkinje Fibers intervate (electrify) the valves. T/F?

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False, the valves are not electrified, they are passive, not mechanical flaps

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20
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Who innervates the myofibers of the atria?

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Interatrial fibers, interatrial bundle

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21
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How do parasympathetic nerves get sent to the plexus?

22
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Where is the cardiac plexus

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By the aortic arch, NOT IN, BY (beside)

23
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What is the name of final branches of the bundle of HIS?

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Purkinje Fibers

24
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How many branches of the bundle of HIS before fibers?

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2, on the right and left

25
What happens to the pulmonary valve vein when the tricuspid valve is open?
- Nothing, it is closed. | - When the AV valves are open, the SL valves are closed
26
What is the normal sequence of the heart contraction?
Atria contracts then the ventricles
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Chordae Tendonae is?
The tendons (fibers) holding down the boarders of the leaflets of the AV valves to the papillary muscles
28
Soft entanglement of the inside of the ventricles?
Trabeculae carnae
29
Endothelium is what type of cell?
Non keratinized simple squamous cells
30
How many pulmonary arteries do we have?
0, they’re veins – NOT ARTERIES
31
The pericardium has 2 layers. T/F?
False, there are 3 layers
32
Aorta and its major branches are what kind of vessels?
Electric vessels
33
What kind of vessels are the arteries that distribute?
Muscular
34
Last spot of muscles in the arteries?
Pre capillary sphincter
35
What feeds the SA and AV nodes?
Para and sympathetic nerves from the plexus
36
Name of the structure by which the heart drains its venous blood into the right atrium?
Coronary sinuses
37
What are the branches of the right coronary artery?
Posterior interventricular and medial
38
Myocardium walls are oxygenated by the?
Coronary arteries – 1st branches of the aorta
39
How many holes in the heart skeleton?
5 – 4 plus the bundle of His
40
Direction of the pulmonary veins?
Carried from the left lung to the left atrium
41
Interventricular valves are named?
There are NONE
42
Role of papillary muscles?
Keep proper tension of the chordae tendonae
43
Inter meso and epicardium layers are layers of the?
Nothing, these things do not exist
44
Pericardium outermost layer is fibrous? T/F?
True, it is a conical sac of fibrous tissue
45
Epicardium is attached to the inner fibrous pericardium. T/F?
True
46
Human heart lies in front of the mediastinum. T/F?
False, it lies INSIDE of it
47
Why/how does the venous blood move in the body?
Venous pump
48
Who controls the local vasomotor reflexes?
Autonomous in that place, not controlled in the brain
49
Carotid baroreflexes detects low blood pressure, is the response sympathetic or parasympathetic?
Sympathetic, you want to contract
50
Acidotic leads to?
Tachycardia. Pump more blood through lungs to expel more CO2