Cardi Flashcards

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Blood flow

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Volume or quantity of blood that passes a given point in a given time

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2
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Velocity

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The linear displacement per unit of time

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3
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Velocity equasion

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=Q (blood flow)/A (cross sectional area

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4
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Lowest blood velocity

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In arterioles

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5
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Ohm’s law

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Blood flow= pressure gradient/resistence

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6
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Critical closing pressure

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The pressure gradient is zero or the pressure gradient is lower than resistence

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7
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Resistence equasion

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R=8length*n(viscosity,eta)/

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8
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Resistence is influenced by

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Viscosity
Radius of the tube
Length is constant

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9
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Types of resistence

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Series
Parallel

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10
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Series resistance

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The total resistance is equal to sum of indivdual resistances

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11
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Paralel resistance

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The total resistance is equal to sum of resistance reciprocals

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12
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Distensibilty

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Increase in volume per rise in pressure
Wata zyadbune volume ba barawrd ba volume peshutr lagal har zyadbunek la bp
Rule= volume gradient /pressure gradient*original volume

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13
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Veins are —— more distensible than arteries

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14
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Compliance

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The volume or quantity of blood that can be stored in a portion of circulation for a given rise in pressure

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15
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Compliance equasion

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=distensibilty*volume

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16
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Veins are ——-mor compliant than arteries

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17
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Laplace law

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The larger the radius the more tension is required to wishstand a given pressure

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18
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Tension equasion

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T=P*R

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19
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Patterns of flow

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Laminar
Turbulent

20
Q

Define BP
Pressure gradient

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Produced by the heart and it provides the driving force for moving blood through the circulation

21
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Pressure is produced when blood flow

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Opposed by resistance

22
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Systemic pressure

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Declines through circulation

23
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Factors affecting blood pressure:

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1.Cardiac output

2.Peripheral resistance

3.Total blood volume

24
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The cardiac cycle

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The cardiac events that occur from the begining of one heart beat to the begining of the next one

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Starts with
Spontaneous generation of AP in the SA node
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Briefly
The action potential is generated in Sa node generates action potential that travels to atria depolarizing them and making them contract then action potential is transported into AV node to bundle of his bundle branches depolarizing them and making them contract and the contraction is folowed by relaxation
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Duration of one cardiac cycle
0.8 seconds 0.1 atrial contraction 0.7 atrial relaxation 0.3 ventricular contraction 0.5 ventricular relaxation
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Atrial systole
The blood normaly flows contiously from the veins into the atria And from atria %75 of blood flows from atria directly into ventricles And then atrial contraction pushes the 25% thats left
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Is always the extra 25% required
No normally heart continues to pump blood without this extra Needed In certain conditions such as excercise
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Atrial pressure is measured from the
jugular vein
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3 heart sound
Early ventricular filiing Ventricular systolic failure Normal in childern in adults its associated with ventricular dilation
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4 heart sound
Atrial contraction due to stiffened low compliant ventricle
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Heart murmurs are produced due to
Narrowed valve stenisis Incompetence
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They occur when the
Blood flow is highest
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Cardiac reverse is the difference between the rsting and maximal CO
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Preload
Degree of streching of the ventricles by contained blood
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After load is the
resistane to ventricular ejection
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Central venous pressure
It’s pressure in the thoracic vena cava near the right atrium
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Types of myocardium cells
Ciontractile and auto rythmic cells
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Properties of the cardiac muscles
Automaticity Rhythmicity Excitability and conductavity Contractility
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Conductive system of the heart properities
Automaticity excitability and conductivity
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Autorhythmicity is a myogenic property independent of
Cardiac innervation
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Pace maker
A group of cells that generate action potential found inSAnode and AV node
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The resing membrane potential stabilizes the
Atrial and ventricular myocytes during diastole prevent spontaneous generation of aA.p
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One effect of hypokalemia
aResting membrane hyper polarization