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What happens to atrial systole [CONTRACTION]
Occurs during ventricular diastole (RELAXATION)
What happens with atrial diastole (RELAXATION)
Occurs during ventricular systole (CONTRACTION)
What is the job of ventricles
Refill blood
In ventricular diastole where do the waves begin?
Begins at the end of T wave and ends at the onset of the QRS wave
In Bernoulli effect what does conservation of energy show?
increase in kinetic energy (velocity)
causes a decrease in pressure at the site of stenosis
Bernoulli effect describes the decrease in pressure at stenosis to what?
due to increased velocity at the site; as velocity increases, the pressure drops leading to an increased pressure gradient
Reduction in pressure in Bernoulli effect is seen in?
with an increased blood velocity; decreased pressure = increased flow
Reynolds's # above 2,000 shows what?
Turbulence
Why is color Doppler helpful t0 evaluate turbulence flow?
Shows regurgitation
Proximal Isovelocity Surface Area (PISA) area of narrowed opening blood flow squeezes together enter stenotic area
If an area of uniform flow moves through an narrow opening?
Vena contracta
Frank - Starling Law is ?
Relationship B/t venous return & stroke volume
In frank starling law ; what will cause increased stroke volume?
Increased Venous return (preload)
With franklin starling law what improves cardiac performance?
increase in preload will lead to improved cardiac performance with
increased stroke volume and cardiac output
What is left ventricle preload?
pulmonary wedge pressure = left atrial pressure or
end diastolic left ventricular pressure
What is right ventricular preload?
central venous pressure = right atrial pressure
Can preload increase?
yes ; due to valvular regurgitation and flow shunting with
septal defects
Increased preload causes?
increased contractility of the ventricle
Increased afterload is associated with?
valvular stenosis, systemic and pulmonary HTN and aortic coarctation
What does increased afterload cause?
decrease in cardiac performance and increase in
ventricular wall thickness
Afterload is what?
resistance the left ventricular contraction must overcome for flow
ejection
What is the average CC in stroke volume?
70- 100
How is stroke volume measured?
Amount of blood pumped out of the heart with each beat
What is the stroke volume Doppler method?
Area x VTI
2D: EDV- ESV
Where do you measure stroke volume ?
LVOT; level aortic annulus , proximal valve leaflets
Where is LVOT diameter measured?
parasternal long-axis view at mid systole
What is cardiac output?
Amount of blood pumped out of the heart each minute
● SV x HR
Where is cardiac output LVOT diameter measured?
PLAX view and trace LVOT velocity in apical 5
chamber view
Explain ejection fraction ?
Measure the end diastolic and end systolic volumes
% of blood ejected during each contraction
Ejection fraction End Systole & End Diastole do what?
End Systole - frame just before the mitral valve opens
End Diastole - first frame after the mitral valve closes or peak of the R wave
EDV - ESV / EDV = EF%
What changes to circulation happen while a patient is breathing?
Inspiration = increases venous return & stroke volume
= increase right heart murmurs
Expiration = decreases venous return
= increased left heart murmurs
During standing what circulations changes are seen?
Decreased venous return & stroke volume
Valsalva changes to circulation are?
Strain = decreases venous return, stroke volume, cardiac output
= increased murmurs associated w/ subaortic stenosis
Release = increases venous return, stroke volume & cardiac output
Handgrip increases BP, CO, and total peripheral resistance ; what else can this increase ?
Murmurs associated w / AS, PS, MR, AR ,VSD
What is the normal valve open pressure?
4mmHg pressure gradient present
(1 m/s aortic velocity = 4mmHg pressure gradient between LV and Aorta)
What happens when a valve becomes stenotic?
blood flow velocity across the valve increases
and the pressure gradient between chambers increases