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contraction of heart when blood leaves chamber (ventricle contraction)

systole

relaxation of heart chambers (ventricular relaxation)

diastol

complete round of cardiac systole and diastole

cardiac cycle

when are the av valves closed?

during ventricular systole

what event causes av valves to open?

atrial pressure exceeds ventricular pressure

when are semilunar valves closed?

during artial systole

what causes semilunar valves to open?

ventricular pressure is higher than in the aorta

are both sets closed at any given point?


if yes, when?

yes


momentarily after atrial and ventricular systole

are both vavles open during any part of the cycle?

no

in what part of the cycle is the pressure in the heart the highest?


the lowest?

ventricular contraction


ventricular diastole

what event results in pressure deflection called the DICROTIC NOTCH

momentary increase in aortic pressure when semilunar valve shuts

normal cardiac cycle length

0.8 sec

time interval of atrial contraction

0.1 sec

the quiescent period

0.4 sec

time interval of ventricular contraction

0.3 sec

2 factors that promote movement of blood through the heart

alternate contraction& relaxation of myocardium opening and closing of heart vavles.


& relaxation of myocardium opening and closing of heart vavles.


alternating surges of pressure in each contraction and relaxation of left ventricle?

pulse

the pressure blood exerts on area of blood vessel wall

blood pressure

name instrument used to compress artery and record pressures while taking blood pressure

sphygmomanometer

what are the sounds of KOROTKOFF?

indicate resumption of blood flow to artery being occluded when taking b.p.

what causes systolic sound?


what causes the disappearance of systolic sound?

artery constriction, restricted blood flow


artery is no longer constricted smooth blood flow

systolic pressure?


diastolic pressure?

pressure in arteries at peak ventricular contraction


pressure during ventricular relaxation