Cardiac Electrophys (lec 1) Flashcards

1
Q

Preload is?

A

stretch on vent at end diastole

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2
Q

Afterload is?

A

pressure against which heart pumps

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3
Q

2 types of heart cells?

A

myocardial

conducting

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4
Q

SNS effects on heart? (4)

A
↑ SA node pace
↑ A/V node impulse conduction
↑ contraction force
coronary vasodilation
constriction of peripheral bv
= ↑  CO and BP
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5
Q

PNS effects on heart?

A

(vagus n)
↓ SA node pace
↓ AV node conduction

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6
Q

Properties of Myocardial cells? (4)

A

1) automaticity (produce impulse w/o outside stim
2) excitability (respond to stim)
3) conductivity (transmit impulse cell-to-cell)
4) contractility (contract when stimulated)

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7
Q

Properties of Pacemaker cells?

A

spontaneous generation of impulse (depol)

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8
Q

Properties of Conducting cells?

A

carry signal

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9
Q

Sinoatrial Node?

A

pacemaker
in posterior R atrium
60-100 bpm

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10
Q

Atrioventricular Node?

A

impulse pathway to vents
in low R atrium
40-60 bpm

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11
Q

Properties of Purkinje Fibers?

A

terminal branches of R/L bundles
20-40 bpm
take over for SA/AV nodes if fail

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12
Q

Polarized State is?

A

resting myo cells

- inside/+ outside

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13
Q

Depolarized State?

A

Na+ and Ca2+ enter cell

create AP

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14
Q

Repolarization?

A

Na+, Ca2+, K+ leave cell

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15
Q

Absolute Refractory Period?

A

temp resistant to depol
keeps depol wave moving forward
prevents spasm (continued contraction)

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16
Q

Relative Refractory Period?

A

in late repol, very strong signal can cause depol

17
Q

Bipolar Leads?

A

+ and -

limb leads

18
Q

Unipolar Leads?

A

+ only
chest/precordial
augmented limb

19
Q

Upright Vectors?

A

show movement toward + electrode

20
Q

Downward Vectors?

A

show movement away from +/towards - electrode

21
Q

Biphasic Vectors (up and down)?

A

impulse perpendicular to + electrode

22
Q

P Wave?

A

atrial depol

23
Q

QRS Complex?

A

vent depol

24
Q

T Wave?

A

vent repol

25
Q

Atrial Repol where?

A

hidden in QRS