Circulation 2 Flashcards
Cardiac cycle describes the series of events that occur during :
Complete heartbeat
Each cycle consists of :
Systole (contraction) followed by Diastole (relaxation)
Atria & ventricles don’t contract at same time, Atrial systole :
Precedes Ventricular systole
The duration of each cycle =
0.8 second
5 Phases of cardiac cycle :
Atrial systole phase, Isovolumetric contraction phase, Ventricular ejection phase, Isovolumetric relaxation phase, Ventricular filling phase
In atrial systole phase, The volume of blood inside each ventricle at the end of the phase is called :
End diastolic volume
In atrial systole phase, The volume of blood inside each ventricle at the end of the phase is called end Diastolic volume & is about :
135 ml
In isovolumetric contraction phase the ventricles start to contract & blood return back to atria through AV valves leading to :
Closure of AV valves (tricuspid& bicuspid)
In isovolumetric contraction phase the ventricles start to contract leading to Closure of AV valves giving :
First heart sound
In ventricular ejection phase, The volume of blood remains in each ventricle at end of phase is called :
End systolic volume
In ventricular ejection phase, The volume of blood remains in each ventricle at end of phase is called end Systolic volume & is about :
65 ml
In Isovolumetric relaxation phase, the blood pressure inside ventricles decrease & blood return to ventricles through semilunar valves leading to :
Closure of semilunar valves (pulmonary & aortic valves)
In Isovolumetric relaxation phase, the blood pressure inside ventricles decrease & blood return to ventricles through semilunar valves leading to Closure of semilunar valves giving :
Second heart sound
In ventricular filling phase, enumerate the percent of blood in atria had passed into ventricles :
70%
First heart sound occurs during the involumetric contraction phase due to closure of :
Atrioventricular valves
First heart sound like :
Lub
Second heart sound like :
Dub
Second heart sound occurs during the involumetric relaxation phase due to closure of :
Aortic & Pulmonary valves
Name the abnormal heart sounds :
Heart Murmurs
Cardiac output (CO) is the :
Volume of blood pumped from each ventricle per minute
Cardiac output (CO) =
Heart rate x Stroke volume
~75/min x 70 ml
= ~5 liters/min
Sympathetic stimulation Increases cardiac output by increasing :
Heart rate & Contractility
Adrenaline & noradrenaline Increases cardiac output by increasing :
Heart rate & Contractility
Parasympathetic (vagus) stimulation Decreases cardiac output by :
Decreasing heart rate