3. Cardiovascular Flashcards
Circulation in heart is controlled by (and names)
Local metabolites i.e. Hypoxia and Adenosine
Circulation in brain is controlled by (and names)
Local metabolites i.e. CO2 (pH)
Circulation in skin is maintained by
Sympathetic tone
Circulation in muscles is maintained by
1. Rest
2. Exercise (mnemonic)
- Sympathetic adrenergic
- Local metabolites - CHALK i.e. CO2, H+, Adenosine, Lactate, K+
In exercise, blood supply is reduced to
Kidney > Splanchnic
S1 vs S2
- S1 has longer duration
- S2 has higher frequency and higher intensity
S1 vs S2
- S1 has longer duration
- S2 has higher frequency and higher intensity
S1 coincides with
1. ECG
2. JVP
S1 is
1. Loud
2. Variable
S1 coincides with
1. ECG - after QRS complex
2. JVP - C wave
S1 is
1. Loud - Short PR interval
2. Variable - Atrial fibrillation
S1 occurs during which phase of cardiac cycle
Isovolumic contraction
S2 occurs during which phase of cardiac cycle
Isovolumic relaxation
S2 occurs during which phase of cardiac cycle
Isovolumic relaxation
S3 heart sound
1. Other names
2. Relation to age
3. Associated diseases
- S3 gallop, ventricular gallop
- Can be normal in children but is always abnormal in adults
- HF, LVH, MR (Hypervolemia)
S3 occurs in which phase of cardiac cycle
Rapid ventricular filling phase
S4 occurs in which phase of cardiac cycle
Atrial systole (Late diastole)
S4
1. Other names
2. Associated with
- Atrial gallop
- HOCM
Audible heart sounds have a frequency of
40-500 cycles per second
Atrial systole relation with
1. ECG
2. JVP
- Preceded by P wave
- Represented by a wave