Chapter 13 Cardiac Physiology Flashcards

1
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What is the function of the cardiac/circulatory system

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Transportation, Regulation, Protection

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2
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What is blood composed of

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Arterial Blood - Bright Red
Venous blood - Dark Red
Plasma
Red Blood Cells (RBC)
White Blood Cells (WBC)
Platelets

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3
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What are formed elements within blood

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RBC’s
WBC’s
Megakaryocytes (Platelets)

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4
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What is the function of RBC

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Bends and squeeze through circulatory system, binds oxygen, carries CO2, and expels waste

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5
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What are the subtypes of WBC’s

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Neutrophils: Phagocytize pathogens
Eosinophils: Allergy response
Basophiles: Attacks parasites
Lymphocytes: Regulate immune system, produce antibodies

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6
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What are the steps of blood clotting

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  1. Vasoconstriction
  2. Platelet Clotting
  3. Fibrin Web
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7
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What is the factor that helps with clotting

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Von Willabrand Factor (VWF)

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8
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What are platelets made out of

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Fibrinogen (inactive) –> Fibrin (active)

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9
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What is tri it before you bi it

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The order of the valves RA and RV to LA and LV

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10
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How are the valves opened

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mechanically due to difference in pressure

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11
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What is a heart murmur

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Mixing of blood from (usually) left ventricle/atrium to right ventricle/atrium

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12
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What is systole

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Ventricles contract, atrium relax

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13
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What is Diastole

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Atrium contract, ventricles relax

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14
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What are the nodes of the heart

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SA node - pacemaker
AV node - second step, sends signal to bundle of HIS
Bundle of HIS - sends message to the Perkinje fibers

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15
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Draw out the Atrium action potential and label it

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slow waves, fast acting, Calcium depolarizes the atrium, potassium repolarizes the atrium

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16
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Draw out the Ventricle action potential and label it

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More slow control than atrium, sodium initiates spike, calcium controls the falls, potassium gets let out.

17
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What are the waves of an EKG

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P waves - Atrial Contraction - Diastole
QRS waves - Ventricle Contraction - Systole
T waves - Ventricle repolarization

18
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What are the layers of blood vessels

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Tunica externa - outer; connective tissue
Tunica media - middle; muscle tissue
tunica interna - inner; Endothelium