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Physiology: CVS
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Perfusion : The heart acts like a pump to provide adequate _____ of the tissues
Sinoatrial : The pacemaker of the heart is the _____ node
Baroreceptors : _____ detect pressure changes in the vessels
Arrythmias : Delayed repolarisation may give rise to _____
ECG : Records activity of the heart
Depolarisation : The QRS interval measures ventricular _____
Inferior : Leads II, III and aVF look at _____ part of the left ventricle
Anterolateral : Leads I, aVL and V6 look at _____ part of left ventricle
Calcium : Main factor in cardiac contractions
Troponin : Ca2+ that leaves the sarcoplasmic reticulum goes on to bind to _____
Starlings : Law that regulates cardiac contraction
Mitral : Valve closing on S1
Stenosis : Systolic murmurs occur in aortic _____
Output : Stroke Volume x Heart Rate
Failure : Defined as the heart's inability to service needs, and requires compensation
Dyspnea : Cardinal symptom in left heart failure
Edema : Increased hydrostatic pressure in vessels can lead to _____
Diastole : Compliance of vessels and peripheral resistance affect _____
Korotkoff : Sounds heard with the stethoscope
Carotid : Types of barorecaptors include aortic and _____
Autonomic : System that determines short-term regulation of the blood pressure
Mesangial : Cells sending signals between macula densa and JG cells
Septic : Shock caused by bacterial infection
Hypovolemic : Shock caused by low blood volumes
Hypertension : Defined as >140/90mmHg
Angina : Pain associated with myocardial infarction
Fibrillation : Condition of atria with no 'a' wave
Physiology: CVS
Across:2. | The QRS interval measures ventricular _____ | 3. | Sounds heard with the stethoscope | 4. | _____ detect pressure changes in the vessels | 6. | Law that regulates cardiac contraction | 9. | Main factor in cardiac contractions | 14. | Leads II, III and aVF look at _____ part of the left ventricle | 16. | Records activity of the heart | 19. | Defined as the heart's inability to service needs, and requires compensation | 20. | Shock caused by bacterial infection | 22. | Leads I, aVL and V6 look at _____ part of left ventricle | 24. | Compliance of vessels and peripheral resistance affect _____ | 25. | Systolic murmurs occur in aortic _____ | 26. | System that determines short-term regulation of the blood pressure |
| | Down:1. | Defined as >140/90mmHg | 5. | Shock caused by low blood volumes | 7. | Pain associated with myocardial infarction | 8. | Types of barorecaptors include aortic and _____ | 10. | Delayed repolarisation may give rise to _____ | 11. | Valve closing on S1 | 12. | The pacemaker of the heart is the _____ node | 13. | Cells sending signals between macula densa and JG cells | 15. | Cardinal symptom in left heart failure | 17. | Stroke Volume x Heart Rate | 18. | Ca2+ that leaves the sarcoplasmic reticulum goes on to bind to _____ | 21. | The heart acts like a pump to provide adequate _____ of the tissues | 23. | Increased hydrostatic pressure in vessels can lead to _____ |
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Physiology: CVS
Across:2. | The QRS interval measures ventricular _____ | 3. | Sounds heard with the stethoscope | 4. | _____ detect pressure changes in the vessels | 6. | Law that regulates cardiac contraction | 9. | Main factor in cardiac contractions | 14. | Leads II, III and aVF look at _____ part of the left ventricle | 16. | Records activity of the heart | 19. | Defined as the heart's inability to service needs, and requires compensation | 20. | Shock caused by bacterial infection | 22. | Leads I, aVL and V6 look at _____ part of left ventricle | 24. | Compliance of vessels and peripheral resistance affect _____ | 25. | Systolic murmurs occur in aortic _____ | 26. | System that determines short-term regulation of the blood pressure |
| | Down:1. | Defined as >140/90mmHg | 5. | Shock caused by low blood volumes | 7. | Pain associated with myocardial infarction | 8. | Types of barorecaptors include aortic and _____ | 10. | Delayed repolarisation may give rise to _____ | 11. | Valve closing on S1 | 12. | The pacemaker of the heart is the _____ node | 13. | Cells sending signals between macula densa and JG cells | 15. | Cardinal symptom in left heart failure | 17. | Stroke Volume x Heart Rate | 18. | Ca2+ that leaves the sarcoplasmic reticulum goes on to bind to _____ | 21. | The heart acts like a pump to provide adequate _____ of the tissues | 23. | Increased hydrostatic pressure in vessels can lead to _____ |
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