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The heart's ability to pump blood depends on the following characterisstics:
The heart's ability to pump blood depends on the following characterisstics:
Automaticity = The ability to initiate its own electrical impulse Excitability = The ability to respond to electrical stimulus Conductivity = The ability to transmit electrical impulse from cell to cell within the heart Contractility = The ability to stretch as a single unit and then passively recoil while actively contracting
Match the Hormone and their primary sites
Match the Hormone and their primary sites
Norepinephrine, Epinephrine = Adrenal medulla Angiotensin = Kidney Vasopressin = Posterior pituitary Aldosterone = Adrenal cortex
Match the following
Match the following
Cardiac Output = The amount of blood pumped per minute Stroke Volume = Blood ejected with each myocardial contraction Mean Arterial Pressure = 1/3 SBP + 2/3 DBP Cardiac Index = The amount of blood pumped per minute per square meter of body mass
Match the Hemodynamics
Match the Hemodynamics
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Match the hemodynamics
Match the hemodynamics
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Match the following
Match the following
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Type of Cyanosis - Decrease O2 level in arterial blood
Type of Cyanosis - Decrease O2 level in arterial blood
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Type of Cyanosis - Decrease blood flow
Type of Cyanosis - Decrease blood flow
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In peripheral cyanosis, oxygenation is normal compared to central cyanosis
In peripheral cyanosis, oxygenation is normal compared to central cyanosis
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CENTRAL OR PERIPHERAL CYANOSIS
-venous obstruction
CENTRAL OR PERIPHERAL CYANOSIS -venous obstruction
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Study Notes
Pulse Abnormalities
- Pulsus alternans: regular rhythm with strong and weak pulse waves, indicative of left ventricular failure at normal heart rates
- Bigeminal pulses: every other pulse is weak and early, caused by premature ventricular contractions (bigeminy)
- Pulsus paradoxus: reduction in pulse strength with abnormal decline in blood pressure during inspiration, may be caused by:
- Chronic obstructive lung disease
- Pericarditis
- Pulmonary emboli
- Restrictive cardiomyopathy
- Cardiogenic shock
Pitting Edema Scale
- 1+: Trace - slight depression, barely perceptible
- 2+: Mild - 0-0.6cm depression, easily identified (skin rebounds in 30 seconds)
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