Cardiovascular physiology Flashcards
what is average bpm
75
what is average mL blood per beat
70-80mL
where is the heart located
behind 2-5th ribs
normal bp
120/80
what is the pacemaker
sinus (SA) node
what is the sa node innervated by
cn10, decreases hr
sa node prevents
tetany
where in the heart has the highest frequency of spontaneous contractions
sa node
what takes over as the pacemaker if sa node dies
a-v node
what part of the heart is affected from mitral stenosis
left atrium
what part of the heart is affected from tricuspid stenosis
right atrium
what part of the heart is affected from aortic stenosis
left ventricle
what part of the heart is affected from pulmonic stenosis
right ventricle
ratio of na:k that maintains resting state of heart
3 na+ for every 2k
what structure in the heart produces rapid conduction of ap
purkinje fibers
what occurs at P in ECG
atrial depolarization
length between S-T in ECG
.04 to .06 seconds
what occurs at QRS in ECG
ventricular depolarization and atrial repolarization
what occurs at T in ECG
ventricular repolarization
EKG and ECG are diagnostic for
heart
EMG is diagnostic for
muscle
EEG is diagnostic for
brain
when there is aortic regurgitation there is
mitral stenosis
when there is pulmonic regurgitation there is
tricuspid stenosis
frank starlings law aka
maestrini hearts law
frank starlings law
stroke volume increase in repsonse to increase volume of blood filling the heart (inc SV = inc venous return)