cardiac hemodynamics Flashcards

1
Q

the ability to do work is which type of energy

A

potential

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2
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energy of motion is which type of energy

A

kinetic

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3
Q

normal BP

A

120/80

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4
Q

high Bp

A

> 140/90 ON 2 OCCASION

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5
Q

average pressure over the cardiac cycle is?

A

mean pressure

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6
Q

the difference of pressure between two adj areas within the heart is….

A

pressure gradient

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7
Q

whats the natural flow direction

A

high to low

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8
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4 phases of cardiac cycle

A
  1. IVCT
  2. systole
  3. IVRT
  4. diastole
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9
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describe what is happening during IVCT including the length of time

A

“same volume”

  • between MV closure and AV opening
  • rising pressure in LV from 5-80
  • ventricles start to contract
  • lasts 30-50ms
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10
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describe what happens during ventricular systole

A
  • LV/RV pressure exceeds semilunar valves

- finished when pressures fall below AV and PV

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11
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where does muscle contraction begin in ventricles and how long does ventricular systole last

A

apex to base

200-300ms

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12
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describe whats happening during IVRT and how long does it last

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  • constant volume, pressure falling in ventricles. Pressure in atria rise to prep for filling the ventricles
  • 50-100ms
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13
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describe what happens in diastole including time

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  • time when MV TV open and blood moves from atria to ventricles .. pressures in ventricles fall below atria. finishes when LV pressure rises above LA and MV shuts. 150-220ms
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14
Q

stroke volume formula

A

SV=EDV-ESV

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15
Q

cardiac output formula

A

CO=SVxHR

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16
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Cardiac index formula

17
Q

Stroke volume formula using doppler

A

SV=CSA x VTI

18
Q

whats the oxygen saturation percentages in left and right side of the heart

A

98% left

75% right

19
Q

not enough O2 and nutrients to the heart muscle is called???

A

angina pectoris

20
Q

when affected arteries are blocked by 75%, angina pectoris is felt causing what?

21
Q

the amount of VOLUME of blood in the ventricle at end diastole is ??

22
Q

which law is this: heart adapts to different preloads by pumping the volume of blood delivered to it - the more blood that enters the heart, the greater the force of contraction required to elect the blood.

A

frank starling law of the heart

23
Q

the degree of stretch of the cells in the ventricular wall determined by the volume of blood within the chamber.

A

frank starling principle

24
Q

a slow HR has more time for ventricular filling leading to…

A

ventricular stretch

25
high HR=less time for filling leading to .... what in regards to stretch
less time to stretch and expand
26
what does an increase in preload in a normal heart do to inotropy
increases inotropy
27
contractility of the heart is called what?
inotropic force
28
resistance to ventricular emptying is termed?
after load
29
factors affecting after load?
- viscosity - high bP or hypertension - vascular geometry (plaque) - stenosis
30
does inspiration decrease or increase venous return to the heart
increases
31
length-tension relationship is termed..
frank starling principle/preload
32
force velocity relationship is termed
inotropic force/contractility/afterload
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interval strength is termed
- chronotropic force/time for vents to fill/starlings P
34
an increase in BLANK decreases stroke volume and CO
after load