Test 2 - cardiac cycle Flashcards
enables mixed systemic venous blood to become “refreshed” via alveolar gas exchange within the lungs
pulmonary circulation
distributes blood from the lungs to the tissues, and then returns “spent” blood back to the lungs
systemic circulation
systemic: distribute oxygenated blood from L ventricle to the tissues
pulmonary: distribute mixed systemic venous blood from the R venticle to the lungs
arteries
systemic: systemic perfusion to enable gas and nutrient exchange with the tissues
pulmonary: alveolar perfusion to enable O2 and CO2 exchange with alveolar gas
microcirculation (arterioles and capillaries)
systemic: return O2 depleted, CO2 laden blood from the tissues to the R ventricle
pulmonary: return oxygenated blood from the lungs to the L ventricle
veins
R heart vs L heart
___ heart connects system veins to the pulmonary arteries
___ heart connects pulmonary veins to the systemic arteries
R heart
L heart
the cardiac valves open and close in response to the time-varying changes in _______ pressure, relative to the blood pressure within the atrium, and arteries
ventricular
systole: myocardium is _____
contracting
ventricular pressure rises“sharply” and remains elevated
ventricular volume decreases as blood is pumped from the ventricle into arteries
during systole:
AV valves -
AP valves -
AV - open
AP - close
distole: myocardium is _____
relaxing
ventricular pressure falls rapidly and remains low
ventricular volume increases and blood fills into the ventricle from central veins
diastole:
AV valves -
AP valves -
AV - open
AP - close
definition of cardiac cycle
causation of cardiac cycle
def: time varying changes in ventricular pressure and volume
caused: alternating cycle of myocardial contraction (systole) and relaxation (diastole)
QRS: start of
T wave: end of
QRS: ventricular myocardial contraction
T: ventricular myocardial contraction