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Exam 3 Practice Exam Flashcards

1
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Which of the following granulocytes is active during inflammation?

A

Basophils

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2
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The P wave on an EKG lasts around

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0.08-0.1 seconds

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3
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The contraction of the pulmonary valve can be heard in the

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left side in the 2nd intercostal space

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4
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Which of the following treatments would be the next step in treating a patient with leukemia following radiation?

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stem cell transplantation

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5
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What percentage of blood is taken to the GI tract for absorption?

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25%

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6
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Red blood cells containing which hemoglobin subtype is abnormal

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S and C

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7
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Beta 1 receptors on the sympathetic system have what type of effect?

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Positive inotropic

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8
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Which of the following is most likely to be secreted if you are stranded in a hot desert?

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ADH

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9
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The tunica intima is composed of

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Simple squamous epithelium

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10
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What is the function of class III agents?

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Block potassium channels

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11
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What is the glomerular filtration rate in males?

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125 mL/min

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12
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V5 and V6 detect the function of the

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anterior and lateral wall of the left ventricle

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13
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Which of the following defines the relative refractory period?

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If there is a second stimulus during phase 3, the cell membrane can accept the stimulus and show a reaction to it

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14
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What percentage of sodium is reabsorbed by the proximal tubules?

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67%

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15
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The “lub” sound is produced by the

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closure of the AV valve

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16
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Dead red blood cells are converted to _____________ after _______ days

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bilirubin; 120 days

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17
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Deficiency of folic acid/vitamin B12 is a characteristic of which of the following anemias?

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Macrocytic

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18
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The pressure that exists in the ventricles during contraction is known as

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Systolic pressure

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19
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Which phase of cardiac action potential through the Purkinje system is characterized by a decrease calcium conductance and an increase in potassium conductance?

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Phase 3

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20
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In metabolic acidosis there is

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low levels of HCO3- and high levels of H+

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21
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Conduction velocity is fastest through the

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purkinje fibers because they’re thin

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22
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A second-degree AV node block is associated with

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P wave w/o associated QRS

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23
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What is the function of alpha and beta globulin proteins?

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Transport lipids and fat soluble vitamins

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24
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Which of the following is an angiotensin II receptor blocker?

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Valsartan

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25
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Which of the following are branches of the renal artery?

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Interlobar artery, Cortical artery, Arcuate artery, Radial artery

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26
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Platelets are derived from

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Megakaryoblasts

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27
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What is the hematocrit level in females?

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37-47%

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28
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Renin is secreted in response to

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Low blood pressure

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29
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Which of the following phases is present in ventricular action potential but not in that of the SA node?

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Phase 2

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30
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When the right atrium contracts and releases blood into the right ventricle it goes through the

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Tricuspid valve

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31
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Closure of the common bile duct is a characteristic of which of the following?

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Posthepatic jaundice

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32
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In which of the following phases is the pressure of the ventricles very low and the amount of blood in the ventricles around 140 mL?

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Isovolumetric contraction

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33
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During cell respiration, the combination of CO2 and H2O in the proximal tube makes

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carbonate acids

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34
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What is pulse pressure?

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The difference between systolic and diastolic pressures

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35
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Which of the following are known as resistance vessels?

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arterioles

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36
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What is the function of thrombocytes?

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blood clotting (platelets)

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37
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Oversecretion of erythropoietin leads to

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Polycythemia (polyvera)

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38
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The automaticity of the heart is defined by the

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SA node

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39
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The pressure that exists in the capillaries is approximately

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20 mmHG

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40
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characteristics of supraventricular arrhythmia?

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deformed P wave in atrial extrasystole, short QRS in nodal extrasystole, negative P wave in nodal extrasystole, abnormal impulses through the AV node

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41
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___________ _____________ is due to the mitral valve being unable to open

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mitral stenosis

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42
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A heart rate of above 200 beats per minute is defined as

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flutter

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43
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Which of the following describes a positive chronotropic effect?

A

increase in heart rate

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44
Q

Which of the following granulocytes is active during parasitic or allergic reactions?

A

Eosinophils

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45
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Which of the following granulocytes is active during bacterial infection?

A

neurophils

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46
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The QRS complex on an EKG lasts around

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0.06-0.1 seconds

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47
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The PR interval on an EKG lasts around

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0.12-0.2 seconds

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48
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The QT interval on an EKG lasts around

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0.2-0.4 seconds

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49
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The contraction of the aorta valve can be heard in the

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right side in the 2nd intercostal space

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50
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The contraction of the mitral (bicuspid) valve can be heard in the

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left side in the 5th intercostal space

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51
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The contraction of the tricuspid valve can be heard in the

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right side in the 5th intercostal space

52
Q

Which of the following would make it worse in treating a patient with leukemia following radiation?

A

immunosuppressants

53
Q

Leukemia treatment steps

A

chemo, interferon-alpha therapy, radiation, stem cell transplantation

54
Q

What percentage of blood is taken to the GI tract for reabsorption?

55
Q

What percentage of blood is taken to the kidneys for absorption?

56
Q

What percentage of blood is taken to the skeletal muscles for absorption?

57
Q

Red blood cells containing which hemoglobin subtype is normal

58
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Red blood cells containing which hemoglobin subtype is sickle cell

59
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chronotropic

A

change in heart rate

60
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inotropic

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contractility, dialation

61
Q

dromotropic

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change in conduction velocity

62
Q

vasoconstriction

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does not allow for increased heart rate

63
Q

aldoesterone

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sensitive to low blood pressure

64
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ANP

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sensitive to high blood pressure

65
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ADH

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sensitive to H2O

66
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the tunica media is composed of

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smooth muscle

67
Q

the tunic externa is composed of

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connective tissue

68
Q

What is the function of class IV cidocaine agents?

A

block sodium channels

69
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What is the function of class IV verapamil agents?

A

block calcium channels

70
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What is the function of class II propranalol agents?

A

beta blockers

71
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What is the glomerular filtration rate in females?

A

115 mL/min

72
Q

V1 and V2 detect the function of the

A

lateral wall of the right ventricle

73
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V3 and V4 detect the function of the

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interventricular system

74
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which of the following defines the effective refractory period

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if there is a second stimulus during phase 1 or 2, the cell membrane can accept the stimulus and will not show a reaction to it

75
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which of the following defines the absolute refractory period

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if there is a second stimulus during phase 0, the cell membrane can not accept the stimulus or show a reaction to it

76
Q

the “dub” sound is produced by the

A

closure of the semilunar valve

77
Q

blood loss due to trauma

A

normocytic

78
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iron deficiency

A

microcytic

79
Q

destruction of bone marrow

80
Q

the pressure that exists in the ventricle during relaxation is known as

A

diastolic pressure

81
Q

difference between systolic and diastolic

A

pulse pressure

82
Q

Which phase of cardiac action potential through the Purkinje system is characterized by an increase in sodium conductance?

83
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Which phase of cardiac action potential through the Purkinje system is characterized by a decrease in sodium conductance

84
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Which phase of cardiac action potential through the Purkinje system is characterized by a increase in calcium conductance and an increase in potassium conductance?

85
Q

Which phase of cardiac action potential through the Purkinje system is characterized by a decrease in potassium conductance

A

Phase 4, back to equilibrium

86
Q

ECG lead 1 is between the

A

left arm and right arm electrodes

87
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ECG lead 2 is between the

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right arm and left leg electrodes

88
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ECG lead 3 is between the

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left arm and left leg electrodes

89
Q

in metabolic alkalosis there is

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high levels of HCO3- and low levels of H+

90
Q

conduction velocity is slowest through the

91
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a first degree AV node block is associated with

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a PR interval that exceeds 0.2 seconds

92
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a third degree AV node block is associated

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no communication between atria and ventricle

93
Q

diuretics

A

hydrochlorothiazide

94
Q

Ca2+ channel blocker

A

felodipine, benidipine

95
Q

ACE inhibitor

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captopril, ramipril

96
Q

B- adrenergic blocker

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propranolol

97
Q

female blood volume

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4-5 liters

98
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male blood volume

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5-6 liters

99
Q

what is the hematocrit level in males

100
Q

ADH is secreted in response to

A

highly concentrated blood

101
Q

ANP is secreted in response to

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high blood pressure

102
Q

Phase 0, 3, and 4 are all in

103
Q

characteristics of a myocardial infarction

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high levels of lactate dehydrogenase and myoglobin, depressed or elevated ST segment on ECG, increase levels of troponin T

104
Q

when the left atrium/left ventricle contracts and releases blood into the right ventricle it goes through the

A

mitral valve

105
Q

when the right ventricle/lungs contracts and releases blood into the right ventricle it goes through the

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pulmonary valve

106
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when the left ventricle/body contracts and releases blood into the right ventricle it goes through the

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aortic valve

107
Q

hemolysis, damaged RBC’s

A

prehepatic jaundice

108
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liver damage

A

hapatic jaundice

109
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cardiac cycle steps

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isovolumetric contraction, ventricular ejection, isovolumetric relaxation, ventricular filling

110
Q

inreased Psi, around 70 mL ventricles (ESV)

A

isovolumetric relaxation

111
Q

decreased psi + decreased mL

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ventricular ejection

112
Q

increased psi, around 140 mL

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ventricular filling

113
Q

the highest arterial pressure during a cardiac cycle

114
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the lowest arterial pressure during cardiac cycle

115
Q

the force exerted by circulating blood on the walls of blood vessels

A

blood pressure

116
Q

Capacitance vessels

117
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conduction system order

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SA node, AV node, bundle of his, purkinje fibers

118
Q

the pressure that exists in the arteriole is approximately

119
Q

the pressure that exists in the aorta is approximately

120
Q

the pressure that exists in the veins is approximately

121
Q

a heart rate of 120 bpm

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tachycardia

122
Q

a heart rate of less than 60 bpm

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bradycardia

123
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a heart rate of 250 bmp

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fibrillation

124
Q

positive dromotropic

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increased conduction velocity

125
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positive chronotropic

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increasinf firing rate of SA node

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