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NUR 258 MIDTERM EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION

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NUR 258 MIDTERM EXAM WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTION

Layers of the heart - ANSWER - epicardium

- myocardium

- endocardium

AV valves - ANSWER tricuspid and bicuspid

semilunar valves - ANSWER pulmonary and aortic

automaticity - ANSWER ability to initiate an electrical impulse

Excitability - ANSWER ability to respond to electrical stimuli

Conductivity - ANSWER ability to transmit an electrical impulse from cell to
cell

SA node rate - ANSWER 60-100 bpm

AV node rate - ANSWER 40-60 bpm

Bundle of His - ANSWER 30-40bpms

R/L bundles + purkinje fibers

depolarization - ANSWER electrical stimulation

systole - ANSWER mechanical contraction

repolarization - ANSWER electrical relaxation

diastole - ANSWER mechanical relaxation

,order of conduction - ANSWER AV node > SA node > Bundle of His > R/L
bundle branches > purkinje fibers

cardiac cycle - ANSWER one complete heartbeat to the next

r wave - r wave

Preload (degree of stretch) - ANSWER volume of blood in ventricles at end of
diastole. It represents the fluid + blood return to the heart

after load (resistance) - ANSWER the resistance against which the heart
pumps

LV - SVR (systemic)

RV - PVR (pulmonary)

Contractility - ANSWER force of contraction

increased by:

-catecholamines

-SNS activity

-medications (digoxin)




decreased by:

-hypoxemia

-acidosis

-medications (BBs)

,Cardiac Output (CO) - ANSWER amount of blood pumped out of the heart in
1 minuet




NR: 4-6L/min




CO= SV x HR




Cardiac Index (CI) - ANSWER important in ICU in order to titrate vasoactive
medications




NR: 2.5-4 L/min/




CI = CO/BSA (body surface area)




Stroke Volume (SV) - ANSWER amount of blood ejected per heart beat




NR : 30-120mls/min




3 factors :

-preload

, -afterload

-contractility




autonomic nervous system (ANS) - ANSWER parasympathetic and
sympathetic




PNS (vagus nerve) - fight or flight (epinephrine)




SNS (release catecholamines) - rest and digest (acetylcholine)




Catecholamines - ANSWER epinephrine and norepinephrine




parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) - ANSWER rest and digest




negative chronotropy , dromotropy , inotropy




sympathetic nervous system (SNS) - ANSWER fight or flight




positive chronotropy , dromotropy , inotropy

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