Cardio Physio--Ballam Flashcards
first heart sound
closure of AV valves
2nd heart sound
closing of aortic and pulm valves
3rd heart sound
blood rushing into the ventricle
4th heart sound
atrial contraction- last bit of blood being squeezed into the ventricle
p wave represents what phase?
phase 0 (of atrium)
QRS represents what phase?
phase 0 (of ventricles)
ST segment- what phase?
phase 2
T wave- what phase?
phase 3 (repolarization)
when is Na most permeable?
phase 0 (p wave and QRS)
ST elevation- due to?
phase 4 (resting phase of AP)- part of heart is depolarized (ischemic region) -ischemic tissue not able to repolarize/reach normal resting membrane potential
fast AP- phase 0
(rapid depolarization)
Na goes into cell
fast AP- phase 1
(early repolarization)
- Na channel closes
- k channel opens
fast AP- phase 2
(plateau)
- Ca channel opens
- K channel open
fast AP- phase 3
(rapid repolarization)
- Ca channel closes
- K channel open
fast AP- phase 4
-resting membrane potential
sinus or AV nodal cells- slow AP- phase 4
-Na open
sinus or AV nodal cells- slow AP- phase )
- Na open
- Ca opens
sinus or AV nodal cells- slow AP- phase 3
-K opens