Cardiovascular Physiology II ( Lectures 37 -41) Flashcards
What are the two major phases of the cardiac cycle. Explain
Systole– when there is ventricular contraction / blood ejects from the heart
Diastole– where there is ventricular relaxation, blood moves into the heart.
What are the 2 discrete periods of systole
Isovolumetric ventricular systole
- -Since all valves are closed at this period, the ventricular volume is constant.
- The ventricles are still contracting raising the ventricular blood pressure
Ventricular ejection
- -the semilunar valves open
- when ventricular pressure exceeds aorta/ pulmonary artery pressure
What is stroke volume
The amount of blood ejected
= End diastolic volume - end systolic volume
a typical value is about 70mL
what are the 2 discrete period of diastole
Isovolumetric ventricular relaxation
– since AV notes and semilunar valves are closed at this point, the ventricular volume is constant
Ventricular filling
- The AV valves open and blood flows from the Atria to the ventricles.
- Atrial contraction comes AFTER the diastole
Order of the wiggers diagram
mid-to-late diastole
systole
early diastole
What is systolic Pressure
maximal aortic pressure reached
What is the dicrotic notch
When Semilunar valves close at the end, causing a transient increase in aortic pressure
(T/F) Atrial contraction comes in the same time with diastole
False
80% of filling occurs before atrial contraction
Atrial contraction comes AFTER diastole
(T/F) heart sounds are generated by the snapping shut of heat valves
False
What generates heart sounds
They are generated by turbulent blood flow generated from the valve closing.
Abnormal heart sounds are called _____
murmurs
What is a stenotic valve
Stenotic valve is when the valve is narrowing. This leads to a high pitched sound or click
What is incompetent valve
incompetent valve is when the valve does not close shut properly, leading blood to flow backward
There is a “swoosh” sound in this
What is the first heart sound generated
The first heart sound is generated by the closing of AV valves simultaneously
Second heart sound generated
generated by the closing of semilunar valves simultaneously