Study OMSA
Pathway of Blood Flow from Lungs Carrying Oxygen - Answer-Through the Pulmonic vein to the Left
Atrium, through Mitral Valve, to the Left Ventrical , through the Aortic Valve to the Aorta. (P,LA,MV,
LV,AV,A)
Pathway of Blood flow Through the Heart - Answer-Superior and Inferior Vena Cava to Right Atrium,
through Tricuspid Valve into Right Ventrical, past the Pulmonic Valve to the Pulmonary Artery
How many Chambers does the heart have? What are the upper and the lower chambers called? -
Answer-Heart has 4 Chambers. The Upper are called Atria and the lower are Ventricles.
Name 2 systems that compromise the Autonomic Nervous System. - Answer-Parasympathetic and
symapthetic.
Beta one controls the - Answer-Heart
Angina - Answer-Insufficient blood flow though the coronary arteries
, Tricuspid Valve - Answer-Located between the right artium and the right ventricle
Mitral Valve - Answer-Located between the left atrium and the left ventricle
Stimulation of the Vagus will - Answer-Decrease the Heart Rate
Pathway of the Conduction System through the Heart - Answer-SA node the the AV node to the Bundle
of His to the Bundle Branches and finally to the Purkinjie Fibers
Left sided Heart failure often leads to: - Answer-Right sided Heart Failure
Which Patient will need antibiotic Premedication - Answer-A 70year old patient with a prosthetic valve
Symptoms of left sided heart failure include: - Answer-Shortness of breath and pulmonary edema
Symptoms of right sided heart failure include: - Answer-Ascites (abdominal swelling) and pitting edema
(swelling in body: ankles ,feet , lower body)
What does ISCHEMIA mean? - Answer-Not ENOUGH blood supply
What causes a heart murmur - Answer-Turbulence (quivering) in the blood flow across the heart valves
The first heart sound is caused by; - Answer-The closing of the mitral and tricuspid valve
Angina is treated with what medication? - Answer-Nitroglycerin
Pathway of Blood Flow from Lungs Carrying Oxygen - Answer-Through the Pulmonic vein to the Left
Atrium, through Mitral Valve, to the Left Ventrical , through the Aortic Valve to the Aorta. (P,LA,MV,
LV,AV,A)
Pathway of Blood flow Through the Heart - Answer-Superior and Inferior Vena Cava to Right Atrium,
through Tricuspid Valve into Right Ventrical, past the Pulmonic Valve to the Pulmonary Artery
How many Chambers does the heart have? What are the upper and the lower chambers called? -
Answer-Heart has 4 Chambers. The Upper are called Atria and the lower are Ventricles.
Name 2 systems that compromise the Autonomic Nervous System. - Answer-Parasympathetic and
symapthetic.
Beta one controls the - Answer-Heart
Angina - Answer-Insufficient blood flow though the coronary arteries
, Tricuspid Valve - Answer-Located between the right artium and the right ventricle
Mitral Valve - Answer-Located between the left atrium and the left ventricle
Stimulation of the Vagus will - Answer-Decrease the Heart Rate
Pathway of the Conduction System through the Heart - Answer-SA node the the AV node to the Bundle
of His to the Bundle Branches and finally to the Purkinjie Fibers
Left sided Heart failure often leads to: - Answer-Right sided Heart Failure
Which Patient will need antibiotic Premedication - Answer-A 70year old patient with a prosthetic valve
Symptoms of left sided heart failure include: - Answer-Shortness of breath and pulmonary edema
Symptoms of right sided heart failure include: - Answer-Ascites (abdominal swelling) and pitting edema
(swelling in body: ankles ,feet , lower body)
What does ISCHEMIA mean? - Answer-Not ENOUGH blood supply
What causes a heart murmur - Answer-Turbulence (quivering) in the blood flow across the heart valves
The first heart sound is caused by; - Answer-The closing of the mitral and tricuspid valve
Angina is treated with what medication? - Answer-Nitroglycerin
