Anatomy/Phys
The vessel after the right ventricle.
What is the pulmonary artery?
This type of medication ends in -olol.
What are beta blockers?
40-59% heart rate reserve and/or RPE 12-13.
What is moderate intensity?
This is expressed as the relationship between cardiac output and systemic vascular resistance.
What is mean arterial pressure?
What is S2?
Ventricular ejection occurs during this phase of the cardiac cycle.
What is systole?
Muscarinic antagonists have this effect on the bronchi.
What is bronchodilation?
Sympathetic stimulation causes this effect in the airways (in normal physiology).
What is bronchial dilation?
This is the difference between systolic and diastolic blood pressure.
What is pulse pressure?
This law correlates ventricular pre-load to cardiac output.
What is the Frank-Starling law?
Direct factor Xa inhibitors have this effect in the body.
What is an antiplatelet (anti-clotting) effect?
Maximal cardiac output x Arterial-venous O2 difference.
A change in this causes the largest (proportional) change in blood vessel diameter.
What is vessel width?
It is the most common atypical lung sound heard over the alveoli.
What are crackles?
This type of blood flow, through a vessel, contributes to early atherosclerosis formation.
What is turbulent flow?
Based on WHO guidelines, this blood pressure range should trigger a cardiologist to consider antihypertensive management.
According to the American College of Sports Medicine, exercise participation is categorized as a planned, structured activity of at least 30 minutes, >3d/wk for this many months.
What is 3 months?
A hypoxic state in the tissue results in this change to the blood vessel diameter.
What is vasodilation?
This lung sound does not improve with airway clearance (coughing).
What are wheezes?
This type of receptor causes smooth muscle relaxation and increased heart rate when stimulated.
What are beta receptors?
This medication acts at the loop of Henle (and renal tubules).
What are loop diuretics?
A drop in systolic blood pressure >10mmHg with an increase in workrate; onset of angina; shortness of breath; etc.
What are signs to stop exercise?
This disease is the primary cause of age-related left ventricular hypertrophy in Americans.
What is hypertension?
This valvular pathology is heard at the L 4th intercostal space between S2 and S1.
What is mitral stenosis.