Cardiac cycle Flashcards

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cardiac cycle

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all events that occur form the begginign of one heart beat to the beginning of the next

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2
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passive filling

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Pressure in atria and ventricles close to zero

AV valves open so venous return flows into the ventricles

Aortic pressure ~ 80 mmHg, and aortic valve is closed

Similar events happen in the right side of the heart, but the pressures (right ventricular and pulmonary artery) are much lower

Ventricles become ~ 80% full by passive filling

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3
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atrial contraction

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4
Q

what signals atrial contraction in ECG

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P wave

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5
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when does the atria contract

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between the p wave and qrs

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6
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what completes the end diastolic volume

A

ATRIAL CONTRACTION

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7
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isovolumetric ventricular contraction

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av valve shut so no blood can enter or leave the ventricle and tension rises around a closed volume

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8
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when does ventricular contraction strat

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after the qrs

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9
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what produces the first heart sound

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closing of av valves

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10
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ventricular ejection

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When the ventricular pressure exceeds aorta/pulmonary artery pressure

Aortic/pulmonary valve open
ventricles relax and so the valves shut due to pressure falling

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11
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what signals ventricular repolarisation

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t wave

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12
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what produces second heart sound

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closure of aortic/ pulmonary valve

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13
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Isovolumetric Ventricular relaxation

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Closure of aortic/and pulmonary valves signals the start of the isovolumetric ventricular relaxation

Ventricle is again a closed box, as the AV valve is shut

The tension falls around a closed volume “Isovolumetric Relaxation”

When the ventricular pressure falls below atrial pressure, AV valves open

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14
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what does the first heart sound herald

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beginnign of systole

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15
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what does s2 herald

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beginning of diastole

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16
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JVP

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indirect measure of pressure in right atrium

17
Q

when is s3 heaed

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early diastolic immediately after s2

18
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what might an s3 be assoc with in cardiac failure

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Commonly left ventricular systolic dysfunction

19
Q

where are s3s best heard

A

apex

20
Q

When is an S4 heart sound heard

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Late diastolic shortly before S1

21
Q

when are the av valves open

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during atrial contraction and ventricular systole

22
Q

when do the av valves shut

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when pressure in the ventricles exceeds pressure in the atria; ventricular contraction

23
Q

when do the semilumar valves open

A

ventricular contraction

24
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when do the semilunar valves shut

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when pressure in atria exceeds pressure in ventricles; ventricular diastole

25
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preload

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ventricular wall stress at the end of diastole

26
Q

what can affect preload

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dilated cardiomyopathy as ventricles are dilated and stretchy

27
Q

what can decrease preload

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ventricular cardiomyopathy as the ventricles are stiffened

28
Q

when might a fourth heart sound be heart

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in ventricular hypertrophy due the stiffened wall making a vibration noise when bllod is flowed in

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