Heart deck Flashcards

1
Q

Intraventrical

A

wall in heart

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2
Q

Stage 1 of impulse

A

SA node to R&L Atria

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3
Q

Stage 2 of Impulse

A

AV delays impulses

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4
Q

Stage 3 of Impulse

A

AV bundle
split into 2 lines

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5
Q

Stage 4 of Impulse

A

Purkinje Fiber carry impulse to bundles

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6
Q

Why does the heart contract in twisting motion?

A

Bc of unbalanced papillary muscle (Left ventricle has more)

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7
Q

Intrinsic

A

SA node
Many influences

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8
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Extrinsic

A

Hormones (adrenaline)
Drugs
Nervous System
Exercise

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9
Q

Standard Deviation

A

Consistency around mean (5 trials min)

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10
Q

Coefficient of variation

A

Turn SD into a %

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11
Q

EKC or ECG is for what?

A

record change in myocardium

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12
Q

Depolarization

A

loss electricity

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13
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Repolarization

A

Charge Electricity

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14
Q

Heart Conduction in order:

A

P Wave (Atrias lose electricity)
QRS Complex (Ventricles lose electricity & Atrias charge)
T Wave (Ventricles charge)

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15
Q

Types of blood vessels

A

Arteries
Veins
Capillaries

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16
Q

Types of artery

A

Elastic: Largest most elastic
Muscular: Thickest Tunics
Arterioles: smallest (exchange w/ capillaries)

17
Q

Artery structure

A

Tunica International
Tunica Media
Tunica externa
+ Lumen

18
Q

Vein function

A

Blood to heart
Join, merge and converge
Holds most blood (65%)

19
Q

Types of vein

A

Venules:
N/A
Venous Valves:
Stop blood going back
Folds of tunica interna
Found most in limbs

20
Q

Condition when valves fail

A

Varicose veins

21
Q

Vein structure

A

Tunica interna
Tunica media
Tunica externa
Lumen = Opening

22
Q

Veins Vs Arteries

A

Veins: Big Lumen, Has Valves, Low Pressure
Artery: Thick layers, no valves, more pressure

23
Q

Vein Appearance

A

Blue
Why: Thinner tunics and skin refracts light

24
Q

capillaries

A

Place for exchange of artery nutrients for vein waste
(occurs bc of diffusion)
diffusion = high concentrate to low

25
Circulatory System (Pulmonary and Systemic)
Pulmonary: Vessels bring blood to lungs and back to heart Systemic: Vessels from heart to all other parts (aorta and branches)
26
Cardiac output
amt of blood leaving left side heart
27
Cardiac Output formula
H.R • Stroke Vol (L/min) div by 100
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Stroke Volume
amt blood leaving left ventricle
29
increase CO by:
increasing H.R and stroke volume
30
What happens to stroke volume during sub maximal exercise?
It reaches maximum before H.R does
31
Cardiovascular Drift
H.R compensates for lower SV (Requires prolonged exercise, consistent intensity, warm environment) SV lowers bc you lose plasma from blood by sweating (lowering Blood volume)
32
What is the marker for Aerobic Fitness?
VO2 max
33
Ficks Equation
Max Cardiac Output • Max Arterio-Venous difference
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Arterio-venous difference
How much the difference of oxygen returned from veins given by arteries
35
How to compare male and female VO2 max?
Using Relative VO2 (ml/kl/min)
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body changes when increasing VO2 max
Central: Stroke volume, lower resting HR, RBC count increase Peripheral: Make more capillaries