Left ventricular pressure-volume loop Flashcards

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Left ventricular pressure-volume loop for single cardiac cycle (LVPVL) Step 1.

A

The AV valve opens

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(LVPVL) Step 2

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Passive ventricular filling. Volume increases considerably and pressure increases slightly as blood enters

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(LVPVL) Step 3

A

Atrial contraction completes ventricular filling. End-diastolic volume is reached at end of this phase

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4
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(LVPVL) Step 4

A

AV valve closes

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(LVPVL) Step 5

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Isovolumetric ventricular contraction occurs. Volume remains constant, pressure increases a lot.

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(LVPVL) Step 6

A

The aortic valve opens

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(LVPVL) Step 7

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A stroke volume of blood is ejected. Volume decreases as pressure peaks, then falls as blood leaves. END-systolic volume is reached at the end of this phase.

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(LVPVL) Step 8

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The aortic valve closes

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9
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(LVPVL) Step 9

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Isovolumetric ventricular relaxation occurs. Volume remains constant; pressure falls sharply.

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