cardiac Flashcards

1
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Cardiac Output =

A

stroke volume x HR

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2
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CO =

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Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)/ Peripheral Resistance (PR)

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3
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Calculating MAP

A

(PP/3) + Diastolic pressure

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4
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Stroke volume =

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end diastolic volume - end systolic volume

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5
Q

Factors influencing EDV

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Arterial pressure - direct Ventricular compliance - direct

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6
Q

Factors influencing ESV

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Ventricular contractility - indirect

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7
Q

Frank Starling Law

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force contraction vs. length of muscle

Increase venous return = increased ventricular contraction = increased SV

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8
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Ventricular afterload is

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the pressure in the arteries that are exerted back on the ventricles

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9
Q

Increased ventricular afterload =

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Increased ESV

Decreased SV

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10
Q

Calculation for ejection fraction

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Ejection fraction = (SV/EDV) x 100

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11
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If HR increases then

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EDV decreases

SV decreases

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12
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Ejection fraction is

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the percentage of blood pumped out of the heart per beat relative to the EDV

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13
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Pulse pressure is

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the pressure necessary to feel a pulse

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14
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Factors relating to pulse pressure

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  • SV - direct
  • HR - inverse
  • AD (arterial distensibility) - Inverse
  • PR - Inverse
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15
Q

Calculation for Pulse Pressure (PP)

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PP = Systolic pressure - diastolic pressure

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16
Q

Homeostatic mechanisms for cardiac maintenance are

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  • Capillary fluid shift - fluid moved out of vein to decrease volume
  • Renal adjustment of plasma volume
  • Control of heart rate - carotic sinus reflex
  • Vascular reflexes - diameter of sphincters change
17
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Starling forces: filtration vs. absorption

A
  • Outward pressures
    • HBP - Hydrostatic blood pressure
    • TPOP - Tissue protein
  • Inward pressures
    • THP - Tissue H pressure
    • PPOP - plasma protein osmotic pressure
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18
Q

Absorption occurs in the

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systemic capillaries

19
Q

Factors influencing edema

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  • Excess out
    • Increased HBP: heart failure
    • Increased TPOP: inflammation
  • Excess in
    • Decreased PPOP: protein deficiency