Physio E3 Flashcards
duration of systole vs diastole
systole –> 1/3 of cycle
diastole –> 2/3 of cycle
(emptying –> @ high pressure
filling –> passive @ low pressure)
systemic vs pulmonary blood flow
EQUAL (SV can vary beat to beat)
EDV-ESV=
SV
~70 mL at rest
SV/EDV=
ejection fraction
~55%
all valves closed during
isovolumetric contraction and relaxation
major heart sounds occur when
S1 and S2
when valves close and blood becomes turbulent
events that occur almost simultaneously with onset of systole
QRS complex S1 c wave (closure of mitral valve and its bulging momentarily back into the atrial chamber) closure of mitral valve rise in ventricular pressure
events that occur almost simultaneously with onset of diastole
S2
closure of aortic valve
incisura
drop in ventricular pressure
between S1 and S2
heart pumps its stroke volume
ventricular systole begins when
mitral valve closes and ends when aortic valve closes
normal ventricular pressure for L heart
0-120 mmHg
normal aortic pressure for L heart
80-120 mmHg
normal atrial pressure for L heart
6-10 mmHg