Final Exam: Lab 10 Cardiovascular Flashcards

1
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What causes heart sounds

A
  • closing of av valves and semilunar valves
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2
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how and when are these sounds produced

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  • first: Av valve (bicuspids) closing

- 2nd sound: closing of semi-lunar valve

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3
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What is blood pressure? what are the units of measurement for pressure?

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  • pressure of the blood against arterial wall

- mm/Hg

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4
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What is systolic pressure? diastolic pressure?

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  • SBP: ventricle constricts

- DBP: ventricles relax

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5
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What is a sphygmomanometer and what is it used for?

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  • pressure cuffs used to take BP
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6
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Where is the brachial artery and what are its two major branches?

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  • bicep; arm

- radial and ulna

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7
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how will uou find the brachial artery?

A

palpate for it

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8
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what is a pulse

A
  • pressure produced when aorta stretchees
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9
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how is pulse pressure calculated

A
  • systolic pressure - diastolic pressure
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10
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how is mean arterial pressure calculated

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  • diastolic pressure + (pulse pressure/3)
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11
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What is ECG

A

recording of electrical activity of the heart

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12
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what is a lead

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electrode

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13
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What does each wave of cardiac cycle represent

A
P = atrial depolarization
QRS = Ventricular depolarization
T = ventricular repolarization
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14
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PR interval

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extends from middle of the P wave to the beginning of the QRS complex.
- x .04

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15
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Rate of depolarization

A
  • measure a section of EKG 150 mm in length = 6 seconds
  • count QRS complexes in this 150 mm segment .
  • multiply number of QRS complexes by 10 to get number of depolarization per minute
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16
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normal heart produces an electrical pattern called

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normal sinus rhythm

17
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normal sinus rhythm 3 major component

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  1. regular rhytm
  2. the sinoatrial node is the pacemaker for the heart
  3. a rate of 60-100 depolarization per minute
18
Q

regular rhythm is present if

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the distance between successive QRS complexes are constant, 3 or less mm.
- if distance vary, rhythm is irregular (an arrhythmia)

19
Q

to determine whether SA node is acting pacemaker

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locate complete cardiac cycles. a complete cardiac cycle is one that has a P wave, followed by QRS complex, followed by a T wave