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Perfusion Transport and Exchange: Basic ECG and STEMI
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Myocardial infarction: death of myocardial tissue
Central perfusion: mechanisms for blood delivery
Local perfusion: actual amount of blood available to target tissues
Ischemia: reversible cellular injury when the demand of oxygen exceeds the supply
Pain: common symptom reported by patients with impaired tissue perfusion
Troponin: a myocardial muscle protein released after myocardial injury
Atherosclerosis: plaques of cholesterol and other lipids lining the inner layers of the arteries
ECG: Waveform reflects the function of the heart's conduction system
P wave: part of the ECG tracing that depicts depolarization of the atria
QRS: part of the ECG tracing that depicts depolarization of the ventricles
T wave: part of the ECG tracing that depicts repolarization of the ventricles
SA node:where the electrical impulse originates , stimulates and paces the cardiac muscle
AV node: where slowing of the electrical impulse takes places allowing the atria time to contract and ventricles time to fill with blood
Depolarization: electrical stimulation
Systole: mechanical contraction
Repolarization: electrical relaxation
Diastole: mechanical relaxation
Myocardial ischemia: causes inversion of the T wave because of altered repolarization
STEMI: elevation in the ST segment in two contiguous leads and a key diagnostic indicator for MI
Thrombolytics: dissolves clots and allows blood to flow and reperfuse
PCI: procedure used to open an occluded coronary artery and promote reperfusion to the area that has been deprived of oxygen
Perfusion Transport and Exchange: Basic ECG and STEMI
Across:4. | mechanisms for blood delivery | 7. | reversible cellular injury when the demand of oxygen exceeds the supply | 8. | causes inversion of the T wave because of altered repolarization | 10. | electrical stimulation | 13. | common symptom reported by patients with impaired tissue perfusion | 14. | mechanical contraction |
| 15. | procedure used to open an occluded coronary artery and promote reperfusion to the area that has been deprived of oxygen | 17. | death of myocardial tissue | 18. | dissolves clots and allows blood to flow and reperfuse | 19. | plaques of cholesterol and other lipids lining the inner layers of the arteries | 20. | part of the ECG tracing that depicts repolarization of the ventricles |
| | Down:1. | where slowing of the electrical impulse takes places allowing the atria time to contract and ventricles time to fill with blood | 2. | elevation in the ST segment in two contiguous leads and a key diagnostic indicator for MI | 3. | part of the ECG tracing that depicts depolarization of the ventricles | 5. | part of the ECG tracing that depicts depolarization of the atria | 6. | where the electrical impulse originates , stimulates and paces the cardiac muscle |
| 9. | actual amount of blood available to target tissues | 11. | Waveform reflects the function of the heart's conduction system | 12. | a myocardial muscle protein released after myocardial injury | 16. | mechanical relaxation |
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Perfusion Transport and Exchange: Basic ECG and STEMI
Across:4. | mechanisms for blood delivery | 7. | reversible cellular injury when the demand of oxygen exceeds the supply | 8. | causes inversion of the T wave because of altered repolarization | 10. | electrical stimulation | 13. | common symptom reported by patients with impaired tissue perfusion | 14. | mechanical contraction |
| 15. | procedure used to open an occluded coronary artery and promote reperfusion to the area that has been deprived of oxygen | 17. | death of myocardial tissue | 18. | dissolves clots and allows blood to flow and reperfuse | 19. | plaques of cholesterol and other lipids lining the inner layers of the arteries | 20. | part of the ECG tracing that depicts repolarization of the ventricles |
| | Down:1. | where slowing of the electrical impulse takes places allowing the atria time to contract and ventricles time to fill with blood | 2. | elevation in the ST segment in two contiguous leads and a key diagnostic indicator for MI | 3. | part of the ECG tracing that depicts depolarization of the ventricles | 5. | part of the ECG tracing that depicts depolarization of the atria | 6. | where the electrical impulse originates , stimulates and paces the cardiac muscle |
| 9. | actual amount of blood available to target tissues | 11. | Waveform reflects the function of the heart's conduction system | 12. | a myocardial muscle protein released after myocardial injury | 16. | mechanical relaxation |
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PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only