Cardiac Cycle and Valvular Heart Diseasae Flashcards
S1 produced by
Closure of the Mitral and Tricuspid valves
S2 produced by
Closure of aortic and pulmonic valves
What causes Paradoxical splitting of S2?
Left bundle branch block
Advanced aortic stenosis
What causes fixed splitting of S2
Atrial spetal defect
L-R shunt
What causes widening of the splitting of S2
Pulmonic stenosis
Right bundle branch block
S3 occurs just after
The opening of the AV valves during rapid filling of the ventricle
S4 coincides with
Atrial contraction
S4 sound means
There is a stiff ventricl seen in concentric hypertrophy, aortic stenosis and MI
A wave on Venous pulse is
- Produced by contrction of RA
- Correlates with PR intervil
- Upstroke
When is A wave in venous pulse absent
Atrial fibrillation
What causes a prominent A wave in Venous pulse
Stiff ventricle
Pulmonic stenosis
Insufficiency
C wave on Venous pulse is
- Due to buldging of tricuspid valve into the atrium
- Occurs near the beginning of ventricular contraciton
- Second upstroke
X descent in Venous pulse is
Produced by a decreasing atrial pressure during atrial relaxation
V wave in Venous pulse is
- Produced by filling of the atrium during ventricular systole
- Corresponds to T wave
Prominent V wave in Venous pulse seen in
Tricuspid insufficiency and right HF