DSA 11 Electrophysiology PDF
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This document appears to be lecture notes on cardiac electrophysiology. It details concepts such as resting membrane potential, the role of calcium influx, and the impact of these factors on conduction velocity. The document also mentions the importance of these factors in the context of cardiac function and related medical conditions.
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DSA11 : electrophysiology · Set by Nalk+ pump that creates the chemical RMP : + gradient that drives passive K · During diastole , N...
DSA11 : electrophysiology · Set by Nalk+ pump that creates the chemical RMP : + gradient that drives passive K · During diastole , Nat moves down its chemdelectrical gradient most calcium released from SR 0 K+ * Na/kt runs Z& 4: diffusing out Nat in constantly K+ ↓ due to electrochemical gradient + Caz ↑K + ↓ : + 3 : Ca SlowlyI K+ Slowly I less negative resting membrane potential leads to slowed conduction velocity · calcium Influx determines contractility Al · + * K ↓ Ca ↑ + + contribute to Ica depolarization 65 - If * parasump > - hyperpolarization & slowed conduction DSA 12 : ECG * PAC : Carly heartbeat normal QRS - 90 , A PVC : wide QRS * v tach : Wide QRS , no p AVR * SUT : normal QRS , nop arL I C.. IR.. t 188 o P 98 III 11 aUF DSA 13 : Cardiac cycle : Ventricle : could V - refer mm : CTrIC * splitting of hearts due to delayed pulmonic closure ↑ preload : TEDV : ↑ SV , ↑Vent. pressures ↑ afterload : ↑ ESU = ↓SV ↓ ejection time ↑ peak systolic pressure ↑ Contractility : ↓ ESU = 4SV , 4 systolic pa ejection time aortic stenosis : ↑LV pressure , systolic , to compliance due to hypertrophy mitral stenosis : ↑ Atrial pressure , afterload , hupertrophy , diastolic, * large wave A mitral requraitation : systolic , atual pressure DSA 14 : cardiac mechanics SV : EDV-ESV EF : CEDU-ESU)/EDU X100 CO : HRXSV Co : OcCompl(A-V) · E A : ESU , mitral opens · F P · D C: EDU Mitral Closes , SV - D: aortic opens F : aortic closes ESPUR -B C. E V · * 4A L.. ESPUR · F ↓ SV P · D4 ESV ↑ · E *I preload X4PN ↑ Su 4 EDV · F ↓ contractility D P · No -B C. > * 4 External work - V -B sytosolic dys. diastolic dys. Is t Orion! V ↑ atrial contractivity ↓ HR ↓ ↑ ventricular compliance ↓ ↓ * Preload > - Cup TBV & Ow comp a ↓ venous comp. external work : urg to propel blood SW.. PXSV (4m4P L) =. DW : na needed to Stretch/lengthen 14 In 4 A L.. CP = SWXHR Wall Stress = (PXr) It DSA IS : hemodynamics sustemic circulation a venous return v Q/A APXXr4] + r will t flow but I velocity = Q = Ap QR= nL Ap (HRXSV)XSUR = most Sump Vascular Innervation is e arterioles. PP systolic-diastolic : impacted by SV & art compliance -. 4 SV = 4 PPI compliance = ↓ PP MCFP : driving force for venous return · venoconstriction , ↓ Venous comp , BV = ↑ MCFP - ↑ venous return & · venodilation , ↑ venous Comp., BV = ↓ MCFP RAP 4 WhenI COST Pulm UR ↑ MCFP -↑ CUPCRAP). ** When blood backs up ,TRAP will ↓ venous return BUT When Venous return ↑ bC ↑MCFP-4RAP 4 venous return VR = MCFP-CVP Q = (APT r4)/(8nL) DSA 16 : Control of cu function Q APIR = or CO (MAP-RAP)/SUR = myogenic regulation autoregulation/constant : flow for Ap , limit 130mmHg metabolic control - > active huperemia : ↑ metabolism , ↓02 4COH+ ↳ reactive hyperemia : ↓ in of be occlusion , washout overshoot , ↑ BF leads to sheer stress-a Vasodilators Vasodilators : NO PG12 , EDFH , vasoconstrictors : ET , EDCF TBP : I barorece por firing ↑ Vagal Stim (HR) Stretch (TBP) ↓ SUmp STIM (tHRESURI ! ↓ FAND * peripheral : 10 z renal dilation ↓ ADH * during inspiration , pressures ↓ to ↳ urine & ↑ VR& CO mechano III y SWA : constriction , , IV Metabolic : HRECO mild pain : sumpli para > - ↑ HR CO , SUR ,MAP , opposite for severe pain - > ADH Brain ↓ Vasopressin X ↓ parat & ↑ ACC f symp/aldo-adrenal vascular Vz (Kidney Vi Kidney-renin - Al All - - ↓ ↑ SVR ↑ BV ↓ angiotensinogin ↳ Imap * ↑ BUGCO -4APY ↓ SUR AND EBNP-Vasodilate to ↓ BP & BV DSA 17 : Coronary circulation * LV Coronam flowI during diastole * ↑ autoregulation XRV Coronary flowI systole * subendocardium is last to get blood flow prope to Ischema - A primary regulator of Coronary BF is +issue metabolism myocardial Ischemia : O demands supply , myocardial infarction : Irreversible necrosis due to Ischemia & , 20-25 min of occir. maximal coronam dilation occurs C 60mmitg v ↓ ST depression : Transmural Ischemia ↓ Supply a : norm ST depression : subendocardial a D : HFrEF Ischemia , supply # demand ⑧ E C : ↑ EDU D (pulm O ⑧ edema Heart fallure bC HF) systolic dusfunction : HFrEF ↓ Contractility - , - diastolic dysfunction : HFPEF , stiff Muscle can't relax Left HF : Pulmonary edema right HF : systemic edema DSA 18 : Special circulations Circle of Willis Collateral allows continued perfusion a oxygenation : BBB : Light junctions allow passive lipid soluble CPP MAP-ICP = CPP CBFXCVR Cushings : HTN WITICP = ↑ COO vasodilation 7-hypotension mitigates Sensitivity to CO2 : ↓ CO2 & 402 : vasoconstriction * Neurovascular coupling : reactive hyperemia suncope cerebral hupoperfusion : GIOC : 1G2 78 100 X V = 4G2 = - = 100 = 100 - X = X phasic contractions permit blood flow while tonic does not functional Sympatholysis : ↑ local vasodilation dispite + sumpathetic tone #nepatic V C > -.. Sup cella mes. * Sump : Strong vasoconstriction portaiv para : Secretions metabolites - dilate I. small.- Inf. colon mes apical Skin : ears , nose , hands , feet : active constriction a passive dilation , alomus body : anastamoses non-apical Skin : Vasoconstriction (NE) a Vasodilation (Ach) DSA 19 : exercise ,Valsalvad temp Co , VR , a VO2 all Plateau ↑ ur via muscle pump , vasod.,venoc , a resp. Dump Ventilatory threhold : after resp alkalosis Valsava Mus -. conduction : direct convection : flow of air or water BP radiation ⑪ evaporation : can only I heat HR - 11 44 + VR , SV , COGBP. ↑ HR IV ↑ VR , SV , COEBP , HR. * mitral regura. L In 11 dysautonomia : No HR response - abnorma by * Stenosis ↑ IV DSA 20 : Dhaum ↓ BP ↓ baroreceptors to : a sump Drugs Phenulpherine : agonist vasoconstrict nasal decongestant L , , clonidine : < , agonist release NE to - SNA , BPGHR vasoconstriction , , ↳ (c) Pheocromocytoma epinephrine : Bagonist , vasoconstrict , HR , dilate Sk bu ↳ B2X norepinephrine : , so X , B, B , dilates constrict agonist , vasoconstrict , HR C low closes Isoproterenol : B.. < agonist , HR hBP albuterol : Be agonist , also used for x of hyperkalemia BE Turamine : can cause hypertensive crisis in pts on MAO's atropine : muscarinic antagonist adverse , > - tachy I pratropium : muscarinic antagonist C blocker , Prazosin :. phentolamine : nonselective a ant., ↓VR , hupot, reflex tachy Slower acting - Phenoxybenzamine : nonselective x ant. ~ metaprolol : B , antagonist atenolol : B, antagonist propanolol : nonselective B antagonist vasoconstrict epi + phentolamine : HR A BP 1TPR DSA 21 : Orthostas Is standing : LEDV① 1st to BP leading > - ② Is Comp : HR then contractivity ,then Sure So , Initial : MAP = [(LEDV-ESVXHR] XSUR Comp : MAP =