CARDIAC PHISIOLOGY Flashcards
What is the END DIASTOLIC VOLUMEN and END SYSTOLIC VOLUME?
What is stroke volume? Fraction ejection and cardiac output?
What is mean arterial pressure and how to obtain it?
How can we increase the preload?
How can we decrease preload?
What is the afterload?
How can we increase the afterload?
How can we decrease the afterload?
What does increases contractability of the heart? 3 F and 2 F
How to decrease contractibility of the heart?
Dobutamine is a __________
beta 1 receptor agonist
What is preload?
Is the volume in the left ventricle at the end of diastole.
How can we obtain pulse pressure?
SBP-DBP
What is lusitropy??
myocardial relaxation
Opposite of contraction
Name the 3 local substances that produce vasodilation during exercise in skeletal muscle
- Adenosine
- K
- Lactic Acid
How manitol works?
Increases plasma osmolarity preventing fluid movement into interstitial space.
What valve is affected in rheumatic fever?
MITRAL ESTENOSIS.
It causes a diastolic murmur.
Volume in the left ventricle at the end of diastole
Cardiac output is the heart rate times the stroke volume,
Left ventricular preload is the volume at the end of diastole when the ventricle starts to contract and close of the mitral valve.
Closured of the mitral and tricuspid valve at point A.
40 mmHg
What is a cannon a wave?
Atrial contraction when the tricuspid valve is closed bringing backwards blood.
PVC produce cannon a waves
Where is located the coronary sinus?