Unit 18- Chapter 14+15 Flashcards

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When assessing a middle-aged male patient with chest pain, you note a large vertical scar in the center of his chest. This indicates that he has MOST likely had:

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coronary artery bypass graft.

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The _____________ is the end of the great cardiac vein and collects blood returning from the walls of the heart.

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coronary sinus

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The ability of cells to respond to electrical impulses is referred to as the property of:

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excitability

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Emphysema, a degenerative disease, is caused by:

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surfactant destruction and increased alveolar surface tension.

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What three major arteries arise from the aortic arch?

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Brachiocephalic, left common carotid, and left subclavian

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One of the MOST common signs of an acute hypertensive emergency is:

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sudden severe headache

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Which of the following is the MOST accurate clinical definition of chronic bronchitis?

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Productive cough for 3 months per year for 2/3 consecutive years

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The left main coronary artery rapidly divides into the:

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left anterior descending and circumflex arteries.

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ou should be MOST suspicious that a patient is experiencing an acute myocardial infarction if he or she presents with:

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an acute onset of weakness, nausea, and sweating without an obvious cause

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Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disorder that results in:

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excess sodium loss and thick pulmonary secretions.

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croup responds well to

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humidified oxygen

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Typical signs and symptoms of pneumonia include:

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pleuritic chest pain, fever, and rhonchi.

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valves consist of cusps. When the papillary muscles contract, the ______________ tighten, preventing blood from regurgitating from the ventricles to the atria.

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chordae tendineae

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Cheyne-Stokes respirations are characterized by:

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tachypnea and bradypnea with alternating apneic periods.

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breathing control is comes from the ____, specifically the ____ and __

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brainstem, the pons and medulla

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motor nerve of respiration is the

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phrenic nerve.. moves diaphragm and the intercostal nerves move the external intercostal muscles

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mechanical receptors , know as stretch receptors send a signal to the ______centre via the ____ nerve to inhibit inspriation and expiration occurs

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apneustic, vagal nerve

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what reflex terminates inhalation to prevent over expansion

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hering-breuer reflex

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normal inspiratory reserve volume and normal expiratory reserve volume a mall can do it-

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  1. 1200 ML
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4 complications that could interfere with normal breathing

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upper and lower airway obstruction, chest wall impairment and neurological issue

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____ could lead to hypoxic drive

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carbon dioxide retention

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COPD is end of the a slow process that leads to a disruption of the __

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airways, alveoli and the pulmonary blood vessels

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what is emphysema

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degenerative condtion characterized by destruction of the alveolar walls related to destruction of surfactant

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once the alveoli fall apart from emphysema, it leaves large holes in the lung that resemble

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large pocket of air or cavity

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what is anaphylaxis
severe allergic reaction characterized by airway reduction and dilation of blood vessels all over the body significantly lowering blood pressure
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what is pleuritic chest pain
sharp stabbing pain that is worse with breathing or certain movements
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what is pleural effusion
collection of fluid outside the lung feel better when they sit upright
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when a pulmonary embolism occurs and occludes pulmonary artery , what can result
ventilation-perfusion mismatch, build up of excessive CO2
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what is cystic fibrosis
genetic disorder of the endocrine system
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what is a highly contagious virus that creates an infection of the lungs and breathing passages. its highly contagious is common in young children
respiratory syncytial virus
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what is croup, signs and symptoms
inflammation of the phaynx , larynx and trachea 1-3 years olds low grade fever stridor and seal like bark cough
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what is epiglottitis and S/S
inflammation of the epiglottis can swell 2 to 3 times it size drooling high grade fever, bacterial
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what is pneumonia and typical findings
infection of lung parenchyma can be systemic fever , chills, productive cough ( green ), pleuritic chest pain and excessive muscus
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another name for whooping cough
pertussis
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what is CHF
congestive heart failure heart is unable to meet cardiac output that the body needs pump failure ventricular myocardium is damaged and cant keep up with blood from atria
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wet lungs are associated to ___ | and dry lungs are associated to __
wet- pulmonary edema | dry- COPD
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what are vesicular, bronchial and adventitious breathing sounds
V- air in and out of alveoli B- air in and out of bronchi A- abnormal
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Rales- rhonchi- stridor- wheezing-
rales- fluid, crackles rhonchi- rattling, low pitch,secretions, mucous in airway stridor- high pitches, inspire, upper airway obstruct wheezing- high pitches whistling, expiration, lower airway
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3 parts of cardiovascular system
heart, blood vessels and blood
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``` muscle of heart- sac around heart- inner membrane of pericardium another name for visceral layer against heart inside layer of heart ```
``` myocardium pericardium serous pericardium epicardium endocardium ```
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identify heart conduction system and rates
Sinoatrial ( SA ) node, Atrioventricular ( AV ) node, Bundle of HIS, left and right bundle branches and perkinje fibers SA- 60-100 Junction- 40-60 Perkinje- 15-40
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``` define Excitability- conductivity- automaticity- contractility- ```
excite- ability of cells to respond to electricity Conduct- ability of cells to conduct electricity automaticity- contract spontaneously without nerve source contract- strength of contaction
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chonotrophic dromotrophic inotrophic
chrono-rate of contraction dromo- control electrical conduction inotro- strength
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process that creates the pumping of the heart
cardiac cycle
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preload
amount of blood returned to heart
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afterload
pressure in aorta and pheripheral vascular resistance against which left ventricle must pump against
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stroke volume
amount of blood ejected per contraction
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cardiac output
amount of blood pumped through circulatory system in 1 minute
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what law speaks about contractility of heart
starlings law
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ejection fraction
normal heart continues to pump out the same percentage that is returned
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average male amount of blood
70 ml/kg or 5 L
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ongoing process in which RBC are made where do RBC decompose
erythropoiesis spleen, microphages
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most leukocytes are motile ( can move) and leave blood cells by process known as
diapedesis
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3 layers of blood vessel
tunica intima, tunica media and tunica adventitia
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right coronary artery divides into how many branches and left?
9 2
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aorta is divided into 3 parts
ascending, aortic arch and descending
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what is atherosclerosis
fatty material form plaque on BV wall, obstructing flow also interferes with constrict / dilation
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what is arteriosclerosis
thickening of arterial walls which cause the loss of elasticity ( hardening )
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what is inside of vein/artery called
lumen
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clot that floats in BV until it occludes
thromboembolism
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any group of symptoms consistent with acute myocardial ischemia
acute coronary syndrome
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what is angina pectoris
chest pain, brief period where heart tissue in no getting enough oxygen
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how long does it take for heart muscle cells to begin to die
30 mins
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what is a clot busting medication
fibrinolytics , 12 hrs after onset of symptoms
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angio plasty and percutaneous coronary intervention are examples of
mechanical clearing of artery
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AMI pain different from angina in 3 ways
may not be caused by exertion, it does not resolve in several minutes, it may not be relieved by nitro or rest
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3 major consequences of AMI
death, cardiogenic shock, CHF
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common physical signs of MI
general appearance, pulse increase, blood pressure could be higher or lower, dyspnea, impending feeling of doom
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what is an arrhythmia
abnormality of heart rhythm
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a string of ___ PVC's back to back are called
3, run of V tach
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dependent edema | and pedal edema
closest part to ground, bed ridden- sacral | pedal- legs and feet
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what is orthostatic and orthopnea
orthostatic- change in BP and vitals when laying to stand | orthopnea- easier to breath when sitting up
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what is a common complication of myocardial ischemia
pulmonary edema preload and afterload are greatly influenced
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what mmHg is considered a hypertensive emergency and common complaint
greater than 160 mmHg, severe sudden headache
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aortic aneurysm | dissecting aneruysym
weakness in wall of aorta | inner layers of aorta become separated allowing blood to flow through layers
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most effective way to assist person with CHF to breath effectively and prevent invasive airway management technnique
CPAP
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paroxysmal means
sudden onset
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monophasic AED vs Biphasic
one directio positive to negative , vs 2 directions less power needed with bi- 120 jules vs 360 mono
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5 links in chain of survival
early recognition of warning signs and EMS activation early CPR early Defribillation early advance medical care Integrated post - arrest care ( controlling temp and BGL to optimize neurological recovery )
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what chemical in heart controls depolarization and repolarization and contraction
depolarization- sodium re-polarization- potassium contraction-calcium
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heart 3 types of muscle fibers
atrium, ventricular , specialized conductive fibers
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3 leads are what kind of leads and what does that mean
bipolar , one negative one positive
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name of 3 lead triangle around hear
einthoven triangle
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3 pieces of info you can gain from a 3 lead
heart rate, regularity , conduction time
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regular time for QRS interval PR interval
QRS- 0.04-0.12 | PRI- 0.12-0.20
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ways to ECG calculate rate- 3
6 sec strip x 10 count little boxes between R's and divide by 1500 triplicate method (300,150,100,75,60,50)
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normal conduction is ___ and backward conduction is ___
antegrade, retrograde
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what are ectopic foci
cells other than pacemaker causing depolarize ( PAC, PJV, PVC)
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height of ECG measured in? and horizontal movement measured in
height- voltage | horizontal- time
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is an ECG shows electrical activity but there is no pulse, what is it called
pulseless electrical activity
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is there is more than how much BSA burned , we dont use moist dressing
10% BSA
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what is the common chemical neurotransmitter that is used on body when conducting nerve impulses
Acetylcholine
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ECG 4 lead placement | + and - and colours
Right arm Left Arm - - (WHITE) +- ( BLACK) GREEN Left Leg ++ (RED)