Lilly's Chapter 2 PP Flashcards

1
Q

**S1 represents

A

AV Valve closure

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2
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***Three factors affect Intensity: –

A

_ Distance separating leaflets when open
– Mobility of leaflets (Normal vs. Rigid with stenosis)
– Ventricular pressure

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3
Q

**Causes of LOUD S1 (TMiS)

A

Short PR
Mild Mitral Stenosis
Tachycardia

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4
Q

*****2 reasons why Short PR causes loud S1

A

Leaflets have no time to drift back

Ventricular contraction forces them to shut from far apart

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5
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**2 reasons why Mild Mitral stenosis causes loud S1

A

Keeps leaflets open longer than normal

Vent. Contract. forces them shut from far apart

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6
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*****2 reasons why Tachycardia causes loud S1

A
  • Short diastole = Leaflets don’t have time to drift back
    together
    – Vent. Contract. forces them shut from far apart
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7
Q

**3 Causes of Diminished S1 (LMrSS)

A

Long PR: 1st degree AV block
Mitral Regurgitation
Severe Mitral Stenosis
Stiff Left Ventricle (HTN)

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8
Q

***How does LONG PR causes diminished S1

A

Valves have additional time to float back together= small distance to close

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9
Q

**How does Mitral Regurgitation causes diminished S1

A

Leaflets don’t have full contact with one another

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10
Q

**How does Severe Mitral Stenosis cause diminished S1–

A

Stiff leaflets can never move to full open position

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11
Q

**How does Hypertension cause diminished S1–

A

– Results in higher end diastolic pressure causing leaflets to drift together more rapidly and close from small distance

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12
Q

***Loud S2 indicates

A

HTN

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13
Q

**Diminished S2 indicates (3)

A

Aortic Stenosis

Pulmonary Stenosis

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14
Q

**S3

Normal in ____

A

heard in early diastole, from tensing of chordae
tendineae during rapid ventricular filling – Wall stretches out quickly snapping chordae
Children

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15
Q

**S3 is ______In adults and indicate (2)

A

ABNORMAL

Heart failure
Volume overload

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16
Q

*****S3 aka “________ _______” produces a rhythm compared to the cadence of the work (not important)

A

Ventricular gallop ; Kentucky

17
Q

**S4 heard in

A

Late diastole,

18
Q

**S4 is caused by

A

turbulent flow into stiffened ventricle

19
Q

S4 heard in conditions (2)

A

LVH

Ischemia

20
Q

**During S4, atria

A

contract forcefully to overcome DECREASED VENTRICULAR COMPLIANCE

21
Q

*****S4 aka ___________ produces a rhythm compares to the cadence of the work

A

ATRIAL GALLOP

TENNESSEE

22
Q

CVP waveform v wave

A

venous return to atria

23
Q

CVP waveform y descent

A

AV valves open

24
Q

CVP waveform x descent

A

Ventricular systole, pulls down tricuspid valve

25
Q

CVP waveform c wave

A

Ventricular systole, AV valves budge

26
Q

CVP waveform a wave

A

ATRIAL SYSTOLE