Echo Basics Part 2 Flashcards
Four phases of cardiac cycle
IVCT
Systole
IVRT
Diastole
IVCT (what, volume/pressure, systole/diastole)
Isovolumic contraction time
Time between MV closure and AV valve opening
No change in ventricle volume
Pressure in LV rising
Ventricles are just started to contract
S1 of heart
First heart sound
Sound of MV/TV closing
IVCT is a part of the broader term _____
Systole
ventricular systole when
starts when LV P > aorta= AV opens
ends when LV p < aorta = AV closes
ventricular systole on ECG
beginning of the QRS complex until the end of the T wave
ventricular systole:
muscle contraction begins at the ___ and moves towards the ___ of the heart
apex
base
the atria slowly _____ during ventricular systole and _______
increase
early diastole
IVRT (what, when, volume, pressure)
isovolumic relaxation time
after AV has closed but before MV opens
volume= constant
pressure in ventricles is falling
pressure in the atria is rising
when are atria filling
all the time
S2 of heart
second heart sound
sound of AV/PV closing
IVRT is part of the broader term _____
diastole
diastole starts when
LV/RV pressure falls below that of the atria
3 phases of diastole
- early filling (rapid filling)
- Diastasis (pressure equalized)
- Late filling (atrial systole or “kick”)
diastole on ECG
end of T wave to onset of QRS complex