Cardiovascular Unit 1 Flashcards

Decks in this Class (31):

• Cv Anatomy

  CV Anatomy

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  what are the main functions of the cv sy,

  which is higher pressure systemic or pul,

  systemic circulation in primarily arrang
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• Hemodynamics Vasculature

  Hemodynamics & Vasculature

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  arterioles are known as ______ because t,

  veinsare known as ________ why,

  what are the main two variables in blood
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• Cardiac Muscle Structure And Fxn

  Cardiac Muscle Structure and Fxn

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  what are the specialized and unique feat,

  t of f cardiac muscle is under control o,

  cardiac cell coupling is both _____ and
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• Heart Physics Heart As A Pump

  Heart Physics & Heart as a Pump

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  co ______ x ______,

  what three things affect stroke volume,

  what are the numbers for average hr sv c
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• Cardiac Ion Channels Action Potentials

  Cardiac Ion Channels & Action Potentials

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  what modulates the sinoatrial node how f,

  parasympathetic tone slows the sa node t,

  both the av node and sa node are capable
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• Cardiac Conduction System And Ecg

  Cardiac Conduction System and ECG

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  a patient comes into the ed and you have,

  what are the 3 types of atrioventricular,

  t or f when there is a left bundle branc
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• Molecular Mechanisms Of Arrhythmias

  Molecular Mechanisms of Arrhythmias

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  define a long qt syndrome,

  define torsades de pointes,

  what gene defects are associated with a
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• Anti Arrhythmic Drugs

  Anti-Arrhythmic Drugs

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  what is the concept of use dependence as,

  what is the basis of use dependent block,

  how do class i antiarrhythmetics increas
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• Cardiac Signaling Pathways Vascular Sign

  Cardiac Signaling Pathways/Vascular Signaling Pathways

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  in a gpcr what is bound during rest gtp,

  how does sympathetic stimulation effect,

  which pla mediated phosphorylations incr
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• Ec Coupling And Calcium I

  EC Coupling and Calcium I

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  what is the dhpr and where is it located,

  what is the ryr receptor and where is it,

  t or f the ryanodine receptor in cardiac
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• Ec Coupling And Calcium Ii

  EC Coupling and Calcium II

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  last phosphorylation one what happens wh,

  what channel is involved in calcium depe,

  you are given billions of dollars to dev
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• Heart Failure I Pathophysiology

  Heart Failure I: Pathophysiology

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  whats the prevalence of heart failure in,

  what are the direct medical costs from h,

  how many people die from it directly ind
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• Autonomic Nervous System Physiology

  Autonomic Nervous System Physiology

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  what is the universal neurotransmitter f,

  which has a higher preganglionic to post,

  t or f the parasymphatethic
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• How Does The Heart Work

  How does the Heart Work?

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  at the level of the my,

  name at least 3 factors that influence t,

  what is length tension relationship as i
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• Chronic Cardiac Adaptation

  Chronic Cardiac Adaptation

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  what will a patients heart look like who,

  what will happen to a heart in response,

  describe the myosin heavy chain isoforms
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• Heart Failure Ii Diagnosis Treatment

  Heart Failure II: Diagnosis & Treatment

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  what are the three major symptoms of hf,

  what different systemic symptoms will so,

  why would a patient with left sided pres
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• Clinical Treatment Of Heart Failure

  Clinical Treatment of Heart Failure

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  goals of patients in stage a b is all ab,

  what are the specific hf goals of rx,

  again from last lecture what tests proce
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• Adrenergic Angiotensinogen Block In Chf

  Adrenergic & Angiotensinogen Block in CHF

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  what effect do ace inhibitors have on an,

  what does angiotensin ii do,

  what does bradykinin do
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• Ionotropic Drugs Limitations In Heart Fa

  Ionotropic Drugs: Limitations in Heart Failure

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  what does digoxin do,

  how is digoxin excreted,

  its important to monitor digoxin what se
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• Pericardial Disease

  Pericardial Disease

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  a 30 year old male from uganda region ha,

  you tell victa umat that acute pericardi,

  you assure victa that you will perform a
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• Diagnostic Features Of Ecg

  Diagnostic Features of ECG

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  there are 5 heavy lines between,

  there are 20 thin lines on an ecg betwee,

  t or f a repolarization
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• Arrhythmias

  Arrhythmias

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  describe the ekg features of a normal si,

  what is the normal sinus rate in adults,

  define sinus bradycardia
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• Clinical Treatment Of Arrhythmias

  Clinical Treatment of Arrhythmias

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  what are the 3 different types of bradya,

  what are the two tachyarrhythmias
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• Diuretics Raas Antagonists

  Diuretics & RAAS Antagonists

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  what are the three specific goals of pha,

  so vasodilators arent very effective but,

  diuretics reduce congestion and also pre
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• Aortic Pulmonary Valve Disease

  Aortic & Pulmonary Valve Disease

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  describe the aortic valve anatomy and fu,

  what is the difference between a true an,

  what other conditions are associated wit
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• Mitral Tricuspid Valve Disease

  Mitral &Tricuspid Valve Disease

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  what are the basic components of the mit,

  what is the normal function of the mitra,

  what is mitral valve stenosis
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• Cardiac History And Physical Exam

  Cardiac History and Physical Exam

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  what are the 5 categories of cardiac dis,

  name at least 5 symptoms that could indi,

  name at least 3 different causes of ches
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• Heart Sound Simulation

  Heart Sound Simulation
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• Myocardial Pathology

  Myocardial Pathology

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  what are the three forms of infectious m,

  what usually causes fungal myocarditis,

  t or f rheumatic fever is usually associ
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• Valvular Heart Disease Pathology

  Valvular Heart Disease Pathology

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  how can hypertension affect the left ven,

  what do we see in microscopic evaluation,

  what are major complications of hyperten
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• Cardiomyopathy Myocarditis

  Cardiomyopathy & Myocarditis

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  is hyoertrophic cardiomyopathy more of a,

  what is sam,

  what causes a systolic murmur to get lou
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