Test 6 Left heart notes Flashcards
how to find pulse pressure
systolic-diastolic
LVS is higher than AOs during PVC
brockenbrough effect
when Ao ASC is normal and AO Desc is elevated you have
coarctation of the Ao
what does alternans cause
LVF
pressures going down in inspiration is
paradoxus
if FA is higher than LV
peripheral amp elastic recoil
systolic gradient between ao and LV
as
the dicrotic notch in LV is where the av
closes
systemic htn
atherosclerosis
AR
these do what to AO
AOs increase
with AS there is reduced
upstroke
must have EKG is pulsus
bigeminus
LVs=
AOs
how to find m for Ao
1sys+2dia/3
What is the cause of biferiance
HOCM
systemic htn
AR
PDA
ruptured valvsalva
these all do what to ao
WPP
iso.. relaxation and filling is part of which cycle of LV
diastole
an increase in amp of Ao means
AR WPP
if LVs is elevated and greater than AOs you have
AS
which part of the LV waveform with MV closure to Ao opening?
isoqvolumetric contration
hypovalemia
MS
underloaded
these do what to LV
decrease in LVedp
iso.. contraction and ejection is part of which part of LV cycle
systole
intraventricular gradient means
pulsus bisferians/hocm
if LVOT and AO are both less than the LV you have
HOCM