Module 3 Flashcards
100 kPa = ? psi
14.7 psi
N/m^2 = ?
Pa
Metric unit of weight
Newton
1 atm = ? kPa
100 kPa
1 atm = ? mmHg
760 mmHg
1 atm = ? bar
1
1 mmHg = ? torr
1
Gauge pressure - 10psi
Atmospheric pressure - 5psi
Total pressure - ?
15 psi
Newton’s 1st Law
Law of inertia
Newton’s 2nd Law
Force (F) = mass (m) x acceleration (a)
Newton’s 3rd Law
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction
Acceleration of gravity constant = ?
9.81 m/s^2
1 Newton = ? kg
1/9.81
1 kg = ? Newtons
9.8 N
Atm = ? cmH2O?
1020 cmH2O
Pressure equation?
Pressure = force / surface area
Vector values definition
describe magnitude and direction
Scalar values definition
unidirectional measurements
Lead 1 - Positive QRS
Lead aVF - Positive QRS
Normal axis (0 - +90 degrees)
Lead 1 - Negative QRS
Lead aVF - Positive QRS
RAD (+90 - 180 degrees)
Lead 1 - Positive QRS
Lead aVF - Negative QRS
LAD (0 - -90 degrees)
Lead 1 - Negative QRS
Lead aVF - Negative QRS
Extreme axis deviation (-90 - 180 degrees)
What happens to pressure if you decrease surface area?
Increases
CVC placement tubing uses what type of pressure technology?
Manometer
Sphygmomanometer –> manual or automatic BP cuff?
Manual BP cuff
Oscillometry –> manual or automatic BP cuff?
Automatic BP cuff
O2 tanks use what type of gauge?
Bourdon gauge
Arterial line BP measurement is an example of what type of pressure monitoring technology?
Piezoelectric transducer
SI unit of mass
Gram (g)
This describes the change in velocity with time
Acceleration
Force x distance
Work
An object at rest remains at rest until a force acts upon it
Newton’s 1st Law
This is the ability to do work
Energy
This results from the acceleration of gravity acting upon an object’s mass
Weight
Describes an objects innate tendency to resist acceleration
Inertia
In order to accelerate a mass, one must apply ____
Force
Objects in motion have this type of energy
Kinetic Energy
“stored energy”
Potential Energy
The change in position with time
Velocity
The formula to calculate the weight of an object is derived from this law
Newton’s 2nd Law
The rate of using energy
Power
Aneroid gauge definition (general)
Not containing liquid, only mechanical parts