Exercise 33 - Pulse + Blood Pressure Flashcards
What happens during systole?
ventricles contracting
What happens to pressure during repolarization?
Pressure drops
What is considered normal blood pressure?
120/80
How do you calculate stroke volume? What is stroke volume?
EDV-ESV; blood pumped out of the heart
What is a complete cardiac cycle?
P wave to P wave
Which valve has the most problems? And why?
Mitral valve, left side of heart is pushing the hardest
What does a whooshing heart sound indicate?
heart mummor due to inverted valve or valve issue
What does a whistling sound indicate?
stenosis
Where is pressure the highest?
Arteries
What is a pulse? Where do we take pulse?
Alternating surges in pressure, Arteries
What BP is considered hypotensive?
140/90
How do you calculate pulse pressure? What is a normal range?
systolic - dystolic; 30-40 is normal range
What is MAP? How do you calculate MAP? What is a normal MAP range?
Pressure that propels blood into tissues; diastolic + 1/3 pulse pressure; 70-110
What is EDV?
Volume of blood in ventricle is greatest at the end of diastole
What is ESV?
Volume of blood in ventricle is smallest at the end of systole