Circulation
Abnormalities
Anatomy
Assessment
Misc.
100

This begins with deoxygenated blood from the body that that is pumped to the lungs.

What is pulmonary circulation? 

100

Describe normal heart tones for S1 and S2

Lub for S1 ans Dub for S2 (Lub Dub Lub Dub)

100

These structures help prevent back flow between chambers of the heart

What are valves?

100

These are the anatomical landmarks used to assess Cardiac

What is anterior/ posterior triangle of neck and auscultatory sites of precordium?

100

This is the amount of blood pumped by the heart every minute

What is 4-6L

200

This carries oxygenated blood to the body

What is systemic circulation?

200

True or False

A systolic murmur occurs with a healthy heart or with heart disease, while a diastolic murmur always indicates heart disease 

True

200

These are the two parts of each side of the heart.

What are the Atrium and Ventricle?

200

Turbulent flow outside the heart in arteries

What is a bruit?

200

This is what valves prevent.

What is backflow?

300

This is the rhythmic movement of blood through the heart

What is the Cardiac Cycle?

300

This signals a weak contraction of the ventricles, occurs with atrial fibrillation, premature beats, and heart failure?

What is a pulse deficit?

300

This tough, fibrosis, double walled sac surrounds and protects the heart

What is the pericardium 

300

The auscultatory sites you will make sure to listen to on every patient

What are AO, PA, LA, RA, RV, LV?

300

These are the letters used to name segments on an ECG.

What are PQRST?

400

These return freshly oxygenated blood to the left side of the heart

What are the pulmonary veins

400

This is a symptom of left-sided heart failure

What is lung problems?

400

This is where the atrioventricular valve is? 

What is the tricuspid?

400

Assessed with roman numerals 1-6, starting soft to loud.

What is murmur intensity?

400

These are the two phases of the cardiac cycle.

What are diastole and systole?

500

These return unoxiginated venous blood to the right side of the heart

what are the superior and inferior vena cava

500

This indicates a decreased compliance of the ventricles as in heart failure.

What is abnormal S3?

500

This divides into bundle branches, and is the receptor  of electrical activity from the AV node.

What is the Bundle of His?

500

Can determine size and location of heart, note displacement or enlargement

What is Percussion of the Precordium

500

These are the characteristics of sound. Name at least 5/8

What are Rate, Rhythm, pitch, Intensity, Duration, Timing, Quality, and Location.

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