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Q
What is the small “dip” in the aortic pressure waveform?
A
The dicrotic notch, or incisura
-Indicates closing of the aortic valve
Caused by retrograde flow from aorta into left ventricle as heart begins to relax during diastole
2
Q
A
M1 CPR
flashcards
Decks in class (34)
# Cards
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Hemodynamics2
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Central Control of Peripheral Circulation19
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Microcirculation14
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Local and extrinsic controls of peripheral circulation14
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Histo35
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Blood Vessel Disorders26
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Shock7
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Hypertensive drugs10
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Hypertensive heart disease19
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Lipoprotein metabolism11
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Atherosclerosis, Angina, and Ischemic Heart Disease15
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HF & Cardiomyopathies14
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Interventional Cardio55
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Heart Failure Pharm47
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Congenital Heart Disease53
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Antiplatelet and thrombolytic drugs29
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Angina pharm and cardiac glycosides21
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Vessel/Heart Tumors22
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Pericarditis and valvular disorders51
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Cardiomyopathy management40
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Infectious Endo/Myo/Pericarditis43
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Pulmonary Physiology48
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Asthma/COPD drugs28
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Resp. Acid-Base Disorders41
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Interstitial lung disease49
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Respiratory pathophysiology110
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Parasitic and fungal lung infections41
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Lung/Pleural Tumors27
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Pulmonary vascular disease14
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Renal Phys176
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Kidney/bladder pharm51
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Electrolyte abnormalities A/B disorders43
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Renal Histo 4/218
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Infectious/immunological Renal Disease94
