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Cardio A&P

TermDefinition
LV volume systole IVC no volume, all valves are closed
LV volume systole VE Aortic valve open, decreased volume as blood is pushed to systemic circulation
LV volume diastole IVR No volume change, ventricles are relaxed
LV volume diastole VF Mitral valves open , Increased volume as blood flows from atria to ventricles
End diastolic volume (EDV) Max volume in LV (diastole) 130 ml
End systolic volume (ESV) Blood remaining in LV at systole (contraction) 60 ml
SV Volume of blood pumped out with each beat
Ejection fraction (EF) Percent of volume ejected during ventricular contraction
LV pressure systole IVC increased pressure in left ventricle, PLV exceeds P aorta = aorta valve open
LV Pressure diastole IVR Aorta valves close, pressure left ventricle decreased
Diastolic Blood Pressure (DBP) Min. p aorta before the next ejection begins (60-80)
Systolic Blood pressure (SBP) Max P aorta during ventricle ejection (100-120)= Peak SP
S1 Lub AV closed
S2 Dub semilunar closed
P wave atrial depolarization; spreading signal across the atria
QRS Complex ventricular depolarization = ventricular systole
T wave Ventricular re-polarization= ventricular diastole
Created by: angelicap
 

 



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