what circulation - heart to the body system
systemic
what circulation - heart to lungs
pulmonic
fibrous tissue, anchors heart valves
annulus
decreased CO = increased PR = muscle ___
hypertrophy
stenosis means
regurgitation means
narrowing
back flow / incompetent / insufficient
prolapse
heart murmurs
palpable thrill
mitral and aortic what SIDED heart failure
left sided
mitral valve stenosis > increased ___ on left atrium > poor left ventricle ___ > decreased CO
increased pressure on LA
poor LV filling
aortic valve stenosis > ___, ___, ___, ___ > increased LV pressure > decreased CO
CHI-H ! (chee)
calcification
hypercholesteremia
inflammatory
HTN
left sided heart failure leads to backflow of blood in _____
pulmonary circulation
mitral valve regurgitation > weakened ___ ___ > incompetent ___ > blood regurgitate to LA > increased pressure > decreased CO
weakened chordae tendineae
incompetent valve
aortic valve regurgitation > ___, ___ > incompetent valve > blood regurgitate to LV > increased pressure > decreased CO
inflammatory response
congenital abnormalities
aortic valve regurgitation manifestations at later stage:
De Musset’s
Quincke’s
Muller’s
uncontrolled nodding
De musset’s
pulsation on nail beds
quincke’s
pulsation on uvula
muller’s
respiratory manifestations of left sided heart failure
COPD !
cough
orthopnea
pink frothy sputum
dyspnea
(PULMO EDEMA)
tricuspid and pulmonic what SIDED heart failure
right sided
tricuspid valve stenosis > ___, ___ > increased pressure in RA > decreased CO
rheumatic fever
vegetation
pulmonic valve stenosis > ___ > increased pressure in RV > decreased CO
congenital
right sided heart failure > backflow of blood in ___
systemic circulation
tricuspid and pulmonic valve regurgitation > ___ > backflow of blood > increased pressure > decreased CO
incompetent valve