cardio anatomy & physio 1/17 Flashcards

1
Q

AV valves closed during what part?

A

ventricular systole/contraction

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2
Q

amount of blood in ventricles after systole

A

50mL

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3
Q

amount of blood in ventricles after diastole

A

120mL

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4
Q

when does atrial kick occur?

A

last 1/3 of diastole, completes ventricular filling, last 20-30% end diastolic volume

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5
Q

when does blood circulate from aorta to myocardium via coronary arteries?

A

diastole

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6
Q

which coronary artery? blood supplies

  • R atrium
  • most R ventricle
A

RCA Right coronary artery

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7
Q

which coronary artery? blood supplies

  • inferior wall L ventricle
  • AV node
  • bundle of His
A

RCA Right coronary artery

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8
Q

which coronary artery?

- SA node 60% of people

A

RCA Right coronary artery

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9
Q

which coronary artery?

  • L ventricle
  • has 2 main divisions
A

LCA

Left coronary artery

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10
Q

which coronary artery? blood supplies

  • L ventricle
  • L interventircular septum
A

LAD

left anterior descending artery

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11
Q

which coronary artery?

  • inferior apex
  • branches to R ventricles
A

LAD

left anterior descending artery

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12
Q

which coronary artery?

  • blood to lateral and inferior wall L ventricle
  • blood to part of L atrium
A

Circumflex LCx artery

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13
Q

which coronary artery?

- supplies SA node 40% of time

A

Circumflex LCx artery

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14
Q

which coronary artery? branches to

  • Posterior interventricular artery
  • R marginal artery
A

RCA

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15
Q

which coronary artery? branches to

  • circumflex artery
  • diagonal
A

LCA

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16
Q

which coronary artery? branches to

  • Anterior interventricular artery
  • L marginal artery
17
Q

which coronary vein receives venous blood from heart? empties to what chamber?

A

coronary sinus

R atrium

18
Q

what is main pacemaker of heart? where is it? impulse rate?

A

SA node
junction superior vena cava & R atrium
60-100bpm

19
Q

SA and AV node innervated by sympathetic or parasympathetic innervation? what do they affect?

A

both

heart rate, strength of contraction

20
Q

where is AV node? Firing rate?

A

R atrium and ventricle

40-60bpm

21
Q

connection between AV node and purkinje fibers? firing rate of purkinje fibers?

A

AV node > AV bundle of His > split R and L bundle branches on both sides of interventricular septum
20-40bpm

22
Q

heart has what type of muscle tissue?

A

striated muscle fibers with lots of mitochondria

23
Q

what term -amount of blood ejected from heart with each contraction? normal range?

A

stroke volume SV

55-100mL/beat

24
Q

what determines SV?

A

preload, L ventricular end diastolic volume
afterload
contractility

25
what rule dictates greater preload greater quantity of blood pumped
frank starling law
26
what term - amount blood discharged from ventricle per minute? normal range at rest?
cardiac output | 4-5L/min
27
calculation for CO?
CO = HR x SV
28
what term - pressure in L ventricle during diastole? normal range?
LVEDP L ventricular end diastolic pressure | 5-12mmHg
29
what term- % blood emptied from ventricle during systole? what does it measure? how is it calculated? average%?
ejection fraction EF measures LV function EF = SV/LVEDV L ventricular end diastolic volume normal >55%, lower is more impaired
30
when does venous return increase? decrease?
increase - increase blood volume | decrease - hypovolemic shock
31
what term - | lose >20% (one-fifth) of your body's blood or fluid supply, not enough blood for heart to pump
hypovolemic shock
32
when does diastolic filling time decrease?
increased HR | heart disease
33
what is RPP rate pressure product? how to calculate? what increases it?
RPP = Myocardial oxygen demand MVO2 energy cost to myocardium RPP = HR x SBP increased with activity, HR, BP