cardiac cycle karius Flashcards
normal aortic and pulmonary pressures
aortic: 120/70
pulmonary: 25/15
pressures in heart chambers
Atria: 15/4
RV: 25/0
LV: 120/0
closing of aortic valve produces this in the aortic pressure wave
dicrotic notch
atria shows a similar wiggle
third heart sound caused by
blood rushing into the ventricle during the rapid filling phase
fourth heart sound
hear during atrial contraction
result of last little bit of blood being squeezed into the ventricle
murmur is heard when either
blood is moving in a direciton it shouldnt be moving
blood is having a hard time moving in direction it should be moving in
diastolic murmur heard when
- aortic regurgitation, blood moving back into the aorta or pulmonary artery (moving in a direction it shouldnt be)
- can’t get into ventricle due to stenosis (hard time moving in direction it should be moving in)
“a” wave in JP created by
atrial contraction
- no valve between atria and great veins so pressure reflected backwards
c wave in JP created by
period of isovolumetric contraction in the ventricles - bulging of wall back into the atria
v wave in JP created by
blood returning back to the heart but can’t enter the ventricle