Lecture 4 Flashcards
What valves closing create the Systole?
1) Mitral
2) Tricuspid
“Lub”
What valves closing create the diastole?
1) Aortic
2) Pulmonary
“Dub”
What happens during systole and diastole
Systole
-Heart contracts
Diastole
- Relaxation
- Heart fills w blood
What is the total duration of the cardiac cycle
Reciprocal of the HR
What does the mitral valve do?
-Allows blood to go from left atrium –> left ventricle
What does the aorta do?
-Allows blood to go from left ventricle –> Aorta
Cardiac cycle
-AP generated in SA node, sinoatrial –> Atria = atrial contraction then..
1) Diastole
- Atrial systole –> during late ventricular diastole
2) Systole (S1)
- Isovolumetric contraction –> Mitral valve closure begin
3) Systole
-Ventricular ejection –> Aortic valve opening begin
(Rapid ventricular ejection)
(Reduced ventricular ejection)
4) Diastole (S2)
- Isovolumentric relaxation –> Beginning of aortic valve closure
5) Diastole
- Ventricular filling –> Beginning mitral valve opening
What are the parameters that describe the cardiac cycle?
1) Electrical activity
2) Pressure changes (Atrial, ventricular, arterial)
3) Blood volume changes (Atrial, ventricular, arterial)
4) Sounds