Contraction And Relaxation Of The Heart Flashcards

1
Q

What does the cardiac cycle maintain

A

The undirectional flow of blood in the heart

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2
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What is systole

A

Contraction

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3
Q

What is diastole

A

Relaxes

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4
Q

In ventricular diastole what does the heart do

A

Relaxes (both atria and ventricles) pressure drops

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5
Q

In ventricular diastole what does the blood fill

A

The atria from veins (Vena Cava/pulmonary vein)

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6
Q

In ventricular diastole what happens with blood and backflow

A

High pressure blood in the arteries but semilunar valves snap shit and prevent backflow into the heart

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7
Q

In atrial systole what does the atria do

A

Contract

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8
Q

what happens to pressure in atrial systole

A

Pressure in atria increases

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9
Q

what happens In atrial systole with the pressure and ventricles

A

Higher pressure in atria than ventricles opening the atrio-ventricular valve

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10
Q

In atrial systole where is blood forced into

A

The ventricles

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11
Q

In atrial systole what do valves in veins stop

A

Valves in veins stop blood going back into veins

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12
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In ventricular systole where do the ventricles contract from and what does this result in

A

Ventricles contract from the base upwards and this causes an increase in blood pressure

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13
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In ventricular systole ventricular pressure is higher than _________

A

Atrial pressure

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14
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What does ventricle pressure being higher than aortic pressure result in

A

Shutting the AV valve preventing backflow into atria

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15
Q

Ventricular pressure is higher than aortic pressure,what does this result in

A

The opening of the semi-lunar valve

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16
Q

Blood is forced through the semi-lunar valves into_____

A

Arteries (aorta/ pulmonary arteries)

17
Q

What do bicuspid/tricuspid valves orevent

A

Backflow of blood into the atria

18
Q

in ventricular systole what exactly causes an increase in blood pressure

A

Ventricles contract from the base upwards,causes increase in blood pressure

19
Q

in ventricular systole what happens when ventricular pressure is higher than atrial pressure

A

Ventricular pressure higher than atrial pressure shutting the AV valve, preventing backflow into atria

20
Q

in ventricular systole what hapens when ventricular pressure is higher than aortic pressure

A

the semi-lunar valve opens

21
Q

in ventricular systole where is blood forced through

A

Blood forced through semilunar valves into arteries

22
Q

in atrial systole what happens to the pressure

A

pressure in the atria increases

23
Q

in atrial systole what exactly results in the atrio-ventricular valve opening

A

Higher pressure in atria then ventricles opening the atrio-ventricular valve

24
Q

in atrial systole where is the blood forced into

A

Blood forced into ventricles

25
Q

in atrial systole what do the valves in veins stop

A

Valves in veins stop blood going back into veins

26
Q

what happens to the heart in ventricular diastole

A

Heart relaxes and pressure drops

27
Q

where does the blood fill in ventricular diastole

A

Blood fills atria from veins

28
Q

what happens when there is high pressure blood in the arteries

A

High pressure blood in the arteries but semilunar valves snap shit and prevent backflow into the heart