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35 Cards in this Set

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ausculation
techniqye to hear sounds of cardiac cycle
phonocardiogram
graph of recorded sounds by microphone
S1
ventricular systole
closure of AV valvses
AV valve
mitral and trcspid valve
S2
diastole
semilunar valvues closed
Systolic murmur
tricspid or mitral valvue does not close correctly
Diastolic murmur
aortic or pulmonary valves do not close properly
Semilunar vlves
aortic and pulmonic
Four Factors determin output
preload
afterload
heart rate
myocardial contractility
Preload
Amount of blood returning to the heart, end diastolic volume
Afterload
resistance to ejection of blood from ventricles
Presure in arota'
Total peripheral resistance
Pathological changes
high pressure high resistance
vasoconstricion
narrowing increase tpr
Heart Rate
increases exercise, increased stroke volume
Myocardial Contraction
Strength of Contraction increases:
Ne and epi
Ca
Digitalis increased intracelluar Ca
Blood Pressure
mean systemic aterial blood pressure
Blood Pressure Factors
Cardiac Output, TPR, Capacity of venous system, volume of fluid in cirulatory system
Cardiac Output
stroke volume x heart rate
total peripheral resistance
vasoconstrtion
mean aterial perssure=cardiac output x TPR
Capacity of venous system
increses with venous dilation
lowers blood pressure
Volume of fluid oin circulatory system
reduced by hemorrhage, increased antiduretics(lowers urine)
if increases bp increased
Viscocity
of blood large numbers of RBC
Depolarization
1 sinoatrial node depolarize
2 wave spreads of atria causing conraction
3 spreads fom myocardium to av node
4 AV bundle to left and right bundle branches
5. Purkinjle fibers inner endocardial layer
6. myocardium to epicardial surface
Three standard limb leads
two wrists and left leg
6 leads
chest wall
4 leads
augmented leads
P wave
depolarzization of atria
indic ates SA node function
PR interval
time it takes from AV node to ventricals
QRS complex
depolarization of ventrical
indicates time of ventrical depolarization
T wave
repolarization of ventricles
ST segment
betwwen S wave, QRS, and T wave
PQRSTP
one complete cardiac cycle
ST segment
if elevated or depressed myocardial infracton
T wave
inveration myocardial infraction
Q wave
increased myocardial infraction
cardia arrhythmia
abnormal rate or rhythm
sinus node, atrial flutter, AV,, trachycardi braycardia fibrillation