Heart and neck vessels Flashcards

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What is the order of blood flow?

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Superior/inferior vena cava bring blood to RA to RV to pulmonary artery to lungs to pulmonary vein to LA to LV to aorta and then it goes to rest of the body.

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What is pericardium, myocardium, and endocardium?

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Pericardium- tough/fibrous wall that surround and protects the heart, divided into fibrous and serous layers (serous divided into parietal and visceral), there’s also serous fluid surrounding heart

Myocardium- muscular wall of heart, thicker on left side

Endocardium- think layer of endothelial tissue that lines inner surface of heart

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What are the types of heart valves?

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Atrioventricular (tricuspid on the right and mitral is on the left, they open with diastole and close with systole). Semilunar (pulmonic is on the right and aortic is on the left, open with systole).

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What are the 4 heart chambers?

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RA- receives de O2 blood from body
RV- contracts to send de O2 blood to lungs
LA- receives O2 blood from lungs
LV- contracts to send O2 blood to body

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Where is top and apex of the heart located?

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Base of heart is at the top and apex is lower and a bit to left side. Heart is like inverted triangle.

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What is the heart sounds 1+2?

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S1- AV valves close, lub
S2- SL valves close, dup

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What are S3/S4 and murmurs?

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S3/S4 caused by turbulent blood flow and resistant ventricles. S3 is after S2 and S4 is right before S1. Murmurs sound like blowing/clicking. They are r/t elicits/viscosity of blood or valve wall defects.

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What is the SA node and AV node?

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SA node- pacemaker of heart, 60-100 beats/min
AV node- 40 to 60 beats/minute

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What is cardiac output?

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Volume of blood in each systole times rate. SV x HR.

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What are preload and afterload?

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P- length which ventricular muscle is stretched at end of diastole before contraction

A- ongoing pressure that ventricle must generate to open aortic valve for ejection

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11
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Which valves are found the loudest at the base of heart?

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Aortic and pulmonic valve.

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What is the purpose of superior/inferior vena cava, veins, and arteries?

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S/I vena cava return deoxygenated blood to the heart. Veins carry deoxygenated blood and arteries carry oxygenated blood.

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13
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What is a myocardial infarction?

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Heart attack. Angina (chest pain) can be a symptom.

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14
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What is subjective data of heart/neck vessels?

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Chest pain, dyspnea (SOB), orthopnea (need to sit up to breathe with pillows), cough, fatigue, cyanosis/pallor, edema, nocturnal (awaken at night to go pee), cardiac hx, family cardiac hx, and personal habits.

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15
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What are the 6 grades for heart sound loudness?

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1- barely audible
2- audible but faint
3- moderate loud
4- loud, palpable thrill on chest wall
5- very loud, has thrill
6- loudest, heard with no stethoscope, has thrill

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16
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What is the location of the different valves?

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apt M 2255. Aortic valves located at 2nd intercostal space on the right. Pulmonic valve located at 2nd intercostal space on left sternal border. Tricuspid valve located at 5th intercostal space at left lower sternal border. Mitral valve is located at 5th intercostal space at left midclavicular line.

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What is diastole and systole?

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Diastole is ventricles relaxed and filling. Systole is heart contracting/blood pumped/ pressure is raised.

18
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When palpating the apical pulse what do we notice?

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Duration (short), location, size (1-2 cm), amplitude (short tap).

19
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When is S1 louder than S2?

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At the apex. S2 is louder than S1 at the base.

20
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What is a split S2?

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Effect of respiration. Causes delayed pulmonary valve closure. T-dup. Separation of 2 valves that happens in inspiration.

21
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What is it called when 70 patients has swelling in ankles and has jugular venous pulsations 5 cm above sternal angle?

A

Increased pressure on right side of heart

22
Q

Major risk factors for heart disease?

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Smoking, hypertension, high cholesterol, obesity, and diabetes.

23
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Where to listen for S3/S4 and for murmurs?

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S3/S4- listen at apex of heart with bell and patient in left lateral position
Murmurs- listen at based of heart with diaphragm with patient sitting up/lean forward slightly