Cardiac Cycle and Heart Sounds Extra Flashcards
What phase of ventricular AP does the QRS complex occur?
Phase 0–> ventricular depolarization
The lowest and highest pressures in the ventricles are 120mmHg and 0mmHg.
When do they occur?
120–> ST segment
0mmHg–>during diatole; at the end of isovolumentric relaxation
During ventricular contraction, what happens to the atrial pressure?
Increases as blood returns to the atria.
How does aorta pressure compare to the ventricular and atrial pressures?
When does it increase or decrease?
It is generally higher.
- Decreases during atrial systole and isovolumetric ventricular contraction.
- Increases during ventricular ejection.
For the LV to open the aortic valve , what must the pressure be?
Pventricle must exceed the diastolic pressure of the aorta (80)
What pressures must the LV and RV overcome before they open the semilunar valves?
RV= >15
LV= >80
What decreases as the pressure in the ventricle and aorta increase?
Volume in the ventricles because we are ejecting it.
What begins diastole?
Closing of the semilunar valves.
C wave on the jugular venous pressue?
Isovolumetric ventricular contraction
V wave?
Filling of the atria with blood
What part of the ECG represent ventricular contraction?
ST segment and QT interval
S1
AV valves close: blood hits the closed valves as it tries to get into the ventricle
S3
Period of rapid ventricular filling
S4
Atrial contraction (atrial kick)
Occurs to the atrial kick: atria is contracting and we are trying to squeeze out the lastblood
Ventricular systolic murmur
- Mitral regurgitation–> blood is trying to go into the atria
- Stenosis