Cardiovascular system Flashcards

Decks in this Class (40):

• Overview Of The Function Of The Cvs

  overview of the function of the CVS

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  what are the functions of the cvs,

  in what ways is the cvs flexible,

  what is the normal cardiac output
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• Electrical Activity Of The Heart

  electrical activity of the heart

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  what is the membrane round the heart mus,

  what is the function of the of the sarco,

  how would you describe the cardiac muscl
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• Introduction To The Ecg

  Introduction to the ECG

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  what is an sll i ecg,

  what is an sll ii ecg,

  what is an sll iii ecg
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• Anatomy Of The Cvs Prepractical 1

  Anatomy of the CVS prepractical 1

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  what is the function of the arteries,

  what is the function of the capillaries,

  what is the function of the veins
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• Development Of The Cardiovascular System

  development of the cardiovascular system 1

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  what are the 4 main stages of the develo,

  what which part of the developing embryo,

  what happens in week 3 during the develo
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• Cvs Prepractical 1

  CVS prepractical 1

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  what are the main components of the supe,

  what are the main components of the post,

  describe the course of the cephalic vein
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• Development Of The Cardiovascular System

  development of the cardiovascular system 2

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  define vasculogenesis,

  define angiogenesis,

  what does the aortic sac form from
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• The Cardiac Cycle

  the cardiac cycle

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  describe the cardiac cycle,

  what is used instead of stoke volume to,

  is stroke volume clinically relevant
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• Regulation Of Stroke Volume And Heart Ra

  regulation of stroke volume and heart rate

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  what is the function of pacemaker cells,

  what controls the sympathetic action of,

  what does noradrenaline act on in the he
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• Pressure And Flow In Arteries

  pressure and flow in arteries

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  what is the main method used for measure,

  what sound is heart when cuff pressure i,

  what sound is heard when cuff pressure i
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• Exchange And The Lymphatic System

  exchange and the lymphatic system

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  how are capillaries specialised for diff,

  why do capillaries have thin walls,

  why do capillaries have a small diameter
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• Regulation Of Arteriolar Resistance

  regulation of arteriolar resistance

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  what is used to vary total peripheral re,

  what does varying the radius of vessels,

  increasing tpr does what to mean arteria
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• Short Term Control Of Blood Pressure

  short term control of blood pressure

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  what happens when map is too low,

  what happens when map is too high,

  where are the baroreceptors located
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• Long Term Control Of Blood Pressure

  long term control of blood pressure

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  what is changed in order to control plas,

  what are the three hormone systems used,

  what are the functions of the kidneys
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• The Aetiology And Pathophysiology Of Hyp

  The aetiology and pathophysiology of hypertension

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  how does an increase in blood pressure o,

  how does an increase in blood pressure o,

  what are the complications of hypertensi
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• The Treatment Of Hypertension

  the treatment of hypertension

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  what are the two best methods to measure,

  at what time of the day are abpm reading,

  what are the risk factors of morbiditiy
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• Pathophysiology Of Atheroma

  pathophysiology of atheroma

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  what is atheroma atherosclerosis,

  what does atheroma lead to when the lume,

  what does myocardial ischaemia from athe
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• Stable Angina

  stable angina

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  what is angina pectoris,

  what is angina,

  in angina is the necrosis of heart tissu
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• Pathophysiology Of Thrombosis And Emboli

  pathophysiology of thrombosis and embolism

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  what are the two types of abnormal blood,

  what is static blood flow,

  what is turbulent blood flow
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• Pathophysiology Of Ischaema And Infarcti

  pathophysiology of ischaema and infarction

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  what is ischaemia,

  what are the 4 ways that hypoxia can occ,

  what can cause low in inspired oxygen le
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• Valvular Heart Disease

  valvular heart disease

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  what is the most anterior heart valve,

  what is the valve lies immediately poste,

  how many cusps does the mitral valve hav
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• Acute Coronary Syndromes And Management

  Acute coronary syndromes and management

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  what is an acute coronary syndrome,

  what is a major full blown mi,

  what is a minor warning mi
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• Acs And Ami Therapy Clinical Pharmacolog

  ACS and AMI therapy - clinical pharmacology

  Sample Cards:

  what are the 4 acs,

  what can unstable angina lead to,

  what can nstemi lead to
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• Stroke Pathology And Investigation 1

  Stroke- pathology and investigation 1

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  what is a stroke,

  what is a transient ischaemic attack,

  what are the symptoms of a stroke
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• Stroke Therapy

  stroke therapy

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  what are the investigations to carry out,

  what us an echocardiogram useful for whe,

  what are the advantages of ct over mri
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• Clinical Pharmacology Of Stable Coronary

  clinical pharmacology of stable coronary artery disease

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  what are the acute coronary syndromes,

  what are the two stable coronary artery,

  what are the risk factors for coronary a
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• Ihd And Valvular Heart Disease Surgery

  IHD and valvular heart disease surgery

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  what is a commissure of a heart valve,

  what are the conditions that cause cardi,

  what is aortic dissection
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• Pathophysiology Of Congestion And Oedema

  pathophysiology of congestion and oedema

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  down what gradient does water and all fl,

  what does darcys law state and what does,

  what is congestion
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• Chronic Heart Failure Epidemiolgy Invest

  chronic heart failure- epidemiolgy. investigation and diagnosis

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  what is the definition of heart failure,

  what is the prognosis of heart failure,

  what are the factors that are contributi
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• Deep Venous Thrombosis And Pulmonary Emb

  deep venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism

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  what is a thrombus,

  what are the three things a clot is made,

  describe the pathway for the formation o
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• Aortic Aneurysms And Carotid Artery Dise

  aortic aneurysms and carotid artery disease

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  what is the definition of an aortic aneu,

  what is a false aneurysm,

  what is arteriomegaly and subarneurysmal
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• Cardiomyopathy And Specific Heart Diseas

  cardiomyopathy and specific heart disease

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  what is cardiomyopathy,

  what are the main types of cardiomyopath,

  what are the main pericardial diseases
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• Thoracic Aortic Disease

  Thoracic aortic disease

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  what is the right coronary cusp,

  what is the left coronary cusp,

  when do women become at greater risk of
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• Heart Failure Treatment

  heart failure treatment

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  what are the characteristics of chronic,

  what is systolic heart failure hfref,

  describe the pathophysiology of diastoli
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• Arrhythmias Pathophysiology Presentation

  arrhythmias-pathophysiology, presentation and investigation

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  on an ecg what is the p r interval,

  what are the investigations that must be,

  what are the presentations of atrial fib
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• Imaging Circulatory Disturbances

  imaging circulatory disturbances

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  what are the 3 vascular imaging techniqu,

  what are the properties of an ideal man,

  what are the problems with iodinated con
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• Venous And Lymphatic Disease

  venous and lymphatic disease

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  what is a varicose vein,

  what assists the flow of blood back to t,

  what are the causes of valvular failure
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• Arrhythmia Therapies

  arrhythmia-therapies

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  give 2 examples of supraventricular arrh,

  give 2 ventricular arrhythmias,

  describe the appearnance of ventricular
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• Peripheral Arterial Disease

  Peripheral arterial disease

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  what is are the causes of chronic limg i,

  what is buergers disease,

  what are the risk factors for chronic li
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• Infective Endocarditis

  Infective Endocarditis

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  what is the definition of endocarditis,

  which sites of the endocardium can be in,

  what is the mortality for ie
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