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100

This system controls cardiac function

What is the autonomic nervous system?

100

This term describes the amount of blood ejected with each heart beat.

What is the stroke volume?

100

Bleeding and dehydration can lead to this.

What is a decrease in preload?

100

This category of medications inhibits angiotensin converting enzyme.

What are ACE-I?

200

These receptors regulate heart rate, contractility, conduction speed, and automaticity.

What are Beta 1 receptors?

200

The blood volume that the heart ejects per minute is called this.

What is the cardiac output?

200

These 2 factors can lead to an increase in preload?

What is heart failure and renal failure?

200

The patient is on Lisinopril and complains of a nagging cough and a tight feeling in her throat. Instead of Lisinopril, this category of medication can be prescribed.

What are ARBs?

300

This method is the most accurate for obtaining a heart rate.

What is the apical pulse?

300

This is the normal percentage of blood ejected by the heart.

What is >= to 55%?

300

This is the pressure that the ventricles must work against to pump blood to the general circulation.

What is the system vascular resistance (afterload)?

300

This medication increases contractility by increasing serum Ca levels.

What is Milrinone?

400

This pressure identifies whether or not there is sufficient organ perfusion.

What is the mean arterial pressure?

400

The higher the ventricular blood volume, the stronger the contraction was defined by this person.

Frank Starling

400

These are 2 factors that can decrease afterload.

What are HF and blood loss?

400

These 2 physiologic manifestations can decrease cardiac contractility.

What are acidosis and hypoxia?

500

These receptors mediate vasodilation, bronchodilation, and renin release

What are the Beta 2 receptors?

500

This describes the effect of a medication that increases contractility.

What is an inotrope?

500

This system regulates blood pressure by regulating sodium excretion.

What is the renin-angiotensin-activating system?

500

This medication category decreases contractility and heart rate.


What are beta blockers.


500

These are your 2 favorite educators

Who are Jessica and Karen?

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