Final review 2 Flashcards

1
Q

what causes left sided heart failure

A

chronic hypertension

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2
Q

gate keeper of the heart

A

AV node

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3
Q

AV node parts

A

atrial node
nodal (delay)
nodal-his

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4
Q

murmur

A

whooshing sound due to improper closing of the valves

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5
Q

t/f theres more mitochondria in heart muscle then skeletal muscle

A

T!

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6
Q

what area of the body does the heart sit in

A

in the mediastenum between sternum and spinal column

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7
Q

base of the heart sits…

A

posteriorly

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8
Q

difference between the atriums

A

right atrium has pectinate muscles left doesn’t

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9
Q

semilunar valves

A

between ventricles and pulmonary vessels

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10
Q

another name for frontal plane leads

A

hexaxial leads

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11
Q

AAA pain

A

lower back/umbilical

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12
Q

AAA greatest risk of rupturing

A

over 5cm

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13
Q

AAA type of pain

A

tearing pain

N/V

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14
Q

AAA clinical findings

A

urge to poop?
palpable mass in abdomen

harder to find in fatties

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15
Q

how are AAAs formed

A

atheroma damages aorta wall causing it to balloon out

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16
Q

what happens when an AAA ruptures

A

hypotension

17
Q

where do DVTs begin

A

in the valve cusps a part of it can break off traveling upwards causing a PE

18
Q

DVT clinical findings

A

calf pain
surface veins become visible
leg fatigue
redness/tenderness/warmth

19
Q

what causes DVT

A

vessel wall injury
venous stasis
hypercoagulabiltiy

20
Q

PVD

A

arteriosclerosis of femoral/peripheral arteries

decreases blood flow to the lower limbs

21
Q

PVD clinical findings

A
numbness
absent pedal pulses
shiny/hairless skin
change in colour
coldness in leg/foot
22
Q

6 ps of critical limb ischemia

A
pallor
pain
pulselessness
parethesia
paralysis
polar
23
Q

What is the purpose of the right and left bundle branches?

A

get pacemaker impulses quickly through the interventricular septum to the base

24
Q

What is causing the blood flow problem with unstable angina?

A

a ruptured atherosclerotic plaque that is not completely obstructing arterial blood flow

25
Q

When does most of the blood fill the ventricles?

A

during ventricular and atrial diastole

26
Q

papillary layer of the dermis

A

thermal control with blood vessels

27
Q

reticular layer of the dermis

A

strength

28
Q

impetigo

A

common in young kids

usually occurs on the face

29
Q

another name for lice

A

pediculosis

30
Q

scabies

A

females lay eggs in the epidermis

31
Q

tinea pedis

A

inflammation of the foot

athletes foot

32
Q

tinea corporis

A

infection of the body

aka ringworm

33
Q

tinea capitis

A

inflammation of the scalp

bald spot on the scalp
dog/cats/humans

34
Q

herpes simplex

A

cold sores
type 1

triggered by viral infections

35
Q

herpes zoster

A

shingles
return of the chickens
occurs when immune system is weak

36
Q

herpes simplex type 2

A

genital herpes

37
Q

most fungal infections are…

A

superficial

38
Q

tinea unguium

A

inflammation of the nails