Coronary arteries fill during
Fill. Volume also represents the pressure inside ventricle at end of diastole
Resistance of ejection of blood from left ventricles
how hard heart the heart squeezes to get blood out
cardiac test for blood flow
cardiac test for pump function
cardiac test for electrical function
lack of normal blood pressure compensation in response to gravitational changes on the circulation leading to pooling and vasodilation
hardening of vessel walls due to fat build up
dilation or outpouching of a vessel wall or cardiac chamber
a blockage of which coronary vessel would cause failure of posterior and inferior areas of the heart?
a blockage of which coronary vessel would cause failure of lateral and anterior areas of the heart?
a blockage of which coronary vessel would cause failure of the anterior area of the heart?
a blockage of which coronary vessel would cause failure of the lateral area of the heart?
Atrial depolarization would be represented by what on an EKG?
Ventricular depolarization would be represented by what on an EKG?
Ventricular repolarization would be represented by what on an EKG?
cardiac innervation that increases strength and rate
cardiac innervation that slows down heart rate and conduction
decrease of blood pressure upon inhalation
mitral valve stenosis would first cause
when a valve does not close properly
when a valve is hardening
aortic valve systolic murmur would indicate
aortic valve diastolic murmur would indicate
a floppy valve causing continuous backflow, increased chamber volume, dilation and increased workload and lastly hypertrophy would be indicative of
heart failure with preserved ejection fraction due to relax
heart failure with reduced ejection fraction due to inability to contract
infection of the lining of the heart
what is the most common cause of right heart failure
inflammation of the pericardium
fluid accumulation in the pericardial cavity
lack of oxygen to tissues
lack of blood flow to tissues causing tissue death
a blockage of which coronary vessel would decrease perfusion to the SA node
prinzmetal angina or stable angina and abnormal lipid profile is a clinical manifestation of
prinzmetal angina or stable angina are both possible clinical manifestations
unstable angina, diaphoresis and dyspnea are clinical manifestation of
fainting upon standing is a clinical manifestation of
clinical manifestations include dysrhythmias, heart failure, and embolism of clot to the brain(stroke)
actue sudden onset of SOB, angina, syncope, hypoxia and tachycardia are clinical manifestations of
fever, malaise, night sweats, splinter hemorrhages and petechiae are clinical manifestations of
indicates how much blood is ejected with each squeeze
a prolonged ST wave would be indicative of
stroke volume X heart rate
preload, afterload and contractility would determine
partial thickness damage
full thickness damage
right heart failure is also known as
left heart failure is also known as
retinal changes, renal disease, cardiac disease and neurological disease can be caused from
dissection, ischemia and rupture and complications of
hemodynamic collapse would be seen with left or right heart failure
hepatomegaly is seen with
bacteria adhering to a thrombi is known as a
orthopnea is related to right or left heart failure
peripheral edema is caused by
would left or right heart failure cause lack of perfusion to tissues
TNF-a, catacholamines, angiotension II, aldosterone and oxidative stress mediate what
hs-CRP, Tn1, adipokines and homocysteine are biomarkers of what
the aortic valve is open during
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