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| What is pulmonary arterial pressure supposed to be? It is the same as _____. |
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What is the pressure of the right atrium? right ventricle? left atrium? left ventricle. NORMALLY. |
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Atrial depolarization Ventricular depolarization Ventricular repolarization |
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Define p wave. Define QRS complex. Define T wave. |
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| During mitral valve stenosis and during tachycardia. |
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| At what 2 times (problems) is atrial contraction very important? |
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| Ventricular hypertrophy. It is the sound of pushing blood into the ventricle. Mid to late diastolic. |
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| When would you hear an S4. |
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| It is the sound of rapid ventricular filling. In the beginning of diastole. |
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| Called a fixed split. S2 is split on inspiration and exhalation. |
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| Septal defect will push blood to the right side of the heart and do what to S2? What is this called? |
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Wide split. It is greater during inhalation bc VR is augmented. The pulmonary artery is narrowed so it takes longer for blood to get pushed into it. |
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| Pulmonic stenosis produces what kind of split. |
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| paradoxical splitting. the aortic valve is narrowed so it takes longer for blood to be pumed out. When you inhale, the VR is augmented and the pulmonic valve closes RIGHT after the aortic. During exhalation the aortic does not change but the pulmonic valve beats the aortic valve closed. |
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| Aortic stenosis produces what kinds of S2. |
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What is the formula for CO? when you have SV |
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| what is the formula for Ejection fraction? |
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| what is the formula for SV |
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