Chapter 13 extra questions Flashcards
what is pericarditis
inflammation of the pericardium due to viral or bacterial infection that makes the pericardium layers stick together, making it harder to breathe and also hurts. could cause heart to stop beating properly
mitral valve prolapse
cusps of mitral valve stretches and bugles in the left atrium during vent. contraction. could cause blood to regurgitate and causes a clicking noise in the heart
what does a thrombus or embolus do
blocks and narrows a coronary artery branch deprives myocardial cells of oxygen producing angina pectoris. hurts when exercise
whats a blood clot
completely obstructing a coronary artery or one of its branches kills part of the heart. myocardial infarction or “heart attack”
what are symptoms of a heart attack
pain in left arm, tight chest, shortness of breath
what makes the noises lubb dupp
A-V valves close
semilunar valves close
what does a person need for a heart transplant
same size
same shape
same blood type
what is removed in a heart transplant and what is not
3/4 taken out-1/4 stays
posterior walls of the right and left atria and connections to vena cava and pulmonary veins are not removed.
what do heart sounds provide
information concerning the condition of heart valves
what is endocarditis and what does it lead to
inflammation of the endocardium that erodes the edges of the valvular cusps. cusps do not close completely, leaking blood back through the valve, also led to a heart murmur
atherosclerosis
deposit of fatty materials form in the inner lining of the arterial walls. protrudes in the lumens of vessels and interfere with blood flow
what treats atherosclerosis
angioplasty- plastic catheter is passed through a tiny incision in skin into lumen of affected blood vessel. little balloon is deflated then inflated when in vessel
risk factors of developing atherosclerosis
fatty diet, elevated blood pressure, smoking, lack of physcial exercise
explain blood brain barrier in brain
capillary walls are more tightly fused together, keeping toxins out and bacterias from entering. BAD- keeps out useful drugs to the brain
what is the only vein that is red and why
pulmonary vein-oxygenated- because it is coming from the lungs
flaps outside atria give more surface area
auricles