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Systole: def. & role?
heart muscle contraction
-creates high pressure in chamber
Diastole: def. & role?
heart muscle relaxes
-drops pressure in chamber
When does blood leave and enter the heart chambers?
blood enters when pressure of chamber is low and leaves when it is high
What occurs during diastole? 2
atrial filling
ventricular filling
What occurs during systole? 2
atrial contraction
ventricle contraction
Isovolumetric contraction?
increases pressure by closing AV valves
What happens during ventricle contraction?
isovolumetric contraction
ventricular ejection
isovolumetric relaxation
What happens during ventricular ejection?
semilunar valves open
Isovolumetric relaxation? 2
decreased pressure
semilunars close
How to determine pulse pressure?
systolic - diastolic pressure
Heart Sound: Lub?
closure of AV valves
Splitting of Lub heart sound?
mitral before tricuspid
Heart Sound: Dub?
closure of semilunars
Splitting of Dub heart sound?
aortic before pulonary
Cardiac Output: def. & formula?
amount of blood pumped out per minute
CO= heart rate * stroke volume
Stroke volume: def. and formula?
how much the ventricles pumped out

end diastolic volume- end systolic volums
What is pre-load influenced by?
-end diastolic volume
-amount of wall stretch in ventricle
-venous return
What influences venous return?
muscle pump
respiratory pumo
Starling's Law?
elasticity principle-more stretch, more recoil
What determines contractile strength?
amount of calcium in sarcomere
Positive inotropism?
increases contractility
Negative inotropism?
decreases contractility
Afterload?
pressure from great vessels that the heart must overcome in order to get blood out
Hypertension?
increase amount of force the heart must pump against to force blood out
Chronotropic regulation?
regulation of heart rate
Role of sympathetic nervous system in heart rate?
allows pacemaker cells to reach threshold more quickly
Vagal tone?
decrease heart rate by increasing K+ permeability to hyperpolarize
Pressoreceptors?
input from external sensors in walls of arteries helps regulate heart rate
Baroreceptors: def. & role?
nerve endings in arterial or cardiac muscle walls
-respond to blood pressure changes
Bainbridge reflex?
atrial sympathetic reflex
Congestive Heart Failure?
heart fails to pump
Coronary Atherosclerosis?
buildup of plaque
Ischemia/angina?
lack of blood flow/oxygen to heart
Myocardial Infarction?
heart attack
Cardiomyopathy?
heart muscle has failed
Pulmonary congestion?
fluid backed up in lungs