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Inf. wall affected
leads: II, III, AVF
Poss Cor affected: RCA
ant wall affected
leads: V2, V5
Poss Cor affected: LAD
septal/ant wall
leads: V1-V4
Poss Cor affected: LAD
ant/lat wall
leads: V2-V6, I, AVL
Poss Cor affected: LAD, Cx
lat wall
leads: V5, V6, I, AVL
Poss Cor affected: Cx
post wall
leads: V7-V9
Poss Cor affected: Cx
inferior wall
leads: II, III, AVF
Artery: RCA
lateral wall
leads: I, AVL, V5, V6
artery: Cx
septal wall
leads: V1, AVR
artery: RCA
anterior wall
leads: V2, V3, V4
artery: LAD
I
lateral
Cx
II
inferior
RCA
III
inferior
RCA.
AVR
septal
RCA
AVL
lateral
Cx
AVF
inferior
RCA
V1
septal
RCA.
V2
anterior/septal
LAD
V3
anterior
LAD
V4
anterior
LAD
V5
lateral/ant
Cx
V6
lateral/ant
Cx
gorlin constant (AO)
44.5
AVF calculation
CO (ml/min) /SEP (sec/min)
AVA calculation
AVF / 44.5 x sqrt mean gradient
Fick calculation
O2 consumption / (Hbg x constant x AO sat) - (Hgb x constant x PA sat) x 10
regurgitant fraction
CO (angio) - Co (thermo/fick) / Co angio
RF computations require comparing 2 different COs. Angiographic CO will have to be compared to either:
thermo or fick
EF calculation
SV/EDV
Cardiac Index Calculation
CO/BSA
angiographic CO (LV minute flow)
HR x SV / 1000 (for ml/min)
stroke volume
EDV - ESV
what is SV?
amount of blood pumped out by a ventricle with each beat
ejection fraction
SV/EDV
what is EF?
% of blood ejected out of ventricle w/ each contraction
what's another way to find EF?
EDV - ESV / EDV
cardiac index
cardiac output/Body surface area
what's stroke volume?
amount of blood ejected out of AO valve each time heart beats
what is normal SV?
70-100ml
end diastolic volume (EDV)
ventricles fill during diastole; measure of volume in V when full
end systolic volume (ESV)
ventricle contrasts & empties during systole; measure of volume LEFT in V after contraction
cm to inch
2.54 cm = 1 inch
mm to inch
25.4 mm = 1 inch
1 fr in mm
1/3 mm
2fr in mm
2/3 mm
3fr in mm
1mm
Fr size of catheter refers to
outer diameter
systemic vascular resistance
amount of work LV has to do to push blood into AO
pulmonary vascular resistance
amount of work RV has to do to push blood out into PA
resistance to blood flow thru systemic/pulmonary circulation is result of friction btwn:
flowing blood & vascular walls
principal factor affecting resistance
diameter of blood vessels
calculations are in _____ but report results are in ______
HRUs
ARUs
HRU
hybrid ressitance units (mmHg/L/min)
HRU aka
wood units
ARU
absolute resistant units (dynes/sec/cm^-5)
ARUs are _x higher than HRUs
80x (HRU x 80 = ARU)
resistance
mean pressure going into system - mean pressure coming out of system divided by CO
resistance formula
mean outflow press. - mean inflow press. / amount of blood flow per min
in systemic circ., blood goes out of heart into systemic system w/ mean ___ pressure (outflow) & returns w/ mean ___ pressure (inflow)
AO (out), RA (in)
SVR
mean AO - mean RA / CO
in pulm. circ., blood goes out of heart into PA w/ mean ___ pressure (outflow) & returns to heart w/ mean ____ (inflow)
PA (out), LA/PCWP (in)
PVR
mean PA - mean LA/PCWP / CO
Afib
chaotic eletrical activity in atria w/ organized p waves (quivering atria); irregular QRS
heart blocks
most commonly affect AV junction, impulse is either slowed or stopped @ AV junction
4 types of HB
1st degree
2nd degree T1 (Wenkebach)
2nd degree T2 (Mobitz II)
3rd degree (complete HB)