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Development of the Heart & its Conduction System
Where does the cardiac crescent c...,
What occurs during septation 2,
How do the primary inter atrial s...
9
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Cardiac Cycle
How does the cvs transport oxygen...,
Describe the phases that occur in...,
Describe the phases that occur in...
9
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Preload and Afterload
What is cardiac output 1,
What controls sv 2,
What is the energy of contraction 3
12
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Heart Contractility and the Ionotropic Effect
What s the relationship between c...,
How does the troponin tropomyosin...,
How does action potential downstr...
10
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Cardiac Drugs
Why do we need to be able to modu...,
How do calcium channel blockers c...,
How do funny channel if blockers ...
13
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Cardiovascular History: Heart and Blood vessels
What are the 3 layers of blood ve...,
What its the difference between t...,
3 types of arteries 1 elastic con...
9
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Haemodynamics: Arteries
What is haemodynamics 1,
What is darcy s law what is the e...,
Define blood flow perfusion veloc...
13
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Haemodynamics: Arterioles and Veins
How does tpr affect bp and flow 1,
How does vasodilation and vasocon...,
What is poiseuille s law 3
11
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Anti-arrhythmic drugs
What is an arrhythmia 1,
Outline 1 atrial fibrillation af ...,
What is arrhythmogenesis 3
12
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Capillaries: Solute Movement
Why do we need solute and fluid t...,
What is passive transport 2,
What are the 4 properties that co...
8
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Capillaries: Fluid movement
Why is fluid exchange important 1,
What is hydraulic pressure 2,
The old starling s principle of f...
13
cards
Circulation: Vascular Smooth Muscle
What is vascular tone 1,
Why do we have intrinsic and extr...,
Describe the stages in the sympat...
11
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Circulation: Endothelium
Vasodilator nerves sympathetics 1,
Vasodilator nerves parasympatheti...,
Vasodilator nerves nociceptors 3
10
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Circulation: Drugs and Blood Vessels
What does more vascular tone mean 1,
What situations would there need ...,
What s the difference between the...
6
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Circulation: Special Circulations
What is meant by special circulat...,
Cutaneous skin circulation 2,
What is the structural feature of...
17
cards
Thrombosis
What is a thrombosis 1,
What are the 4 components involve...,
Outline the process of primary ha...
11
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Atheroma and Infarction
What s an atheroma what can ather...,
Describe the components of an ath...,
What are the common sites for ath...
7
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Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease
What is the main cause for cardio...,
What is the difference between pr...,
How is cvd managed 3
3
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Heart Failure
What is heart failure 1,
What are the compensatory mechani...,
Why is ventricular dilatation bad...
7
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CVS Reflexes
What is the pressor response what...,
What are the roles of the arteria...,
What is loading of the barorecept...
9
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Co-ordinated cardiovascular responses: Gravity and Exercise
What is orthostasis why does the ...,
What is the effect on arterial an...,
Why does gravity create high bp s...
16
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Angina and Acute Coronary Syndrome
Coronary circulation 1,
What are the functional features ...,
Why does blood flow increase when...
12
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