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Lab Quiz 4

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Question #1
A  COR = HR x SV (PPx2) = HR x {(SBP-DBP) x 2} = 59 x {(99-71)x 2}= 59 x {28 x 2}= 59 x 56 = 3304 mL/min
COE = HR x SV (PPx2) = HR x {(SBP-DBP) x 2} = 107 x {(141-92) x 2} =10486 mL/min
%D = COE-COR/COR x 100 = (10486-3304) / 3304}x 100= 217%
B  COR = HR x SV (PPx2) = HR x {(SBP-DBP) x 2} = 59 x {(99-71)x 2}= 59 x {28 x 2}= 59 x 59 = 3333 mL/min
COE = HR x SV (PPx2) = HR x {(SBP-DBP) x 2} = 107 x {(141-92) x 2} =10486 mL/min
%D = COE-COR/COR x 100 = (10486-3333) / 3333}x 100= 297%
Question #3
A  Just after the T wave
B  Just afer the P wave
C  Just before the QRS complex
D  Just before the P wave
Question #4
A  The time of electrical activity between cardiac cycles
B  The time of electrical inactivity between ventricles
C  The time of electrical inactivity between atria
D  The time of electrical inactivity between cardiac cycles
Question #5
A  SV= PP x 5  mL/beat
B  SV= PP x 2  mL/beat
Question #6
A  Atrial depolarization
B  ventricle depolarization
Question #7
A  stays the same
B  increase
C  decreases
D  nothing will happen
Question #8
A  Time for the depolarization and repolarization of atria
B  Time for the depolarization and repolarization of ventricles
Question #9
A  75 contractions / minute
B  150 contractions / minute
C  20 contractions / minutes
D  75 contractions/day
Question #10
A  Decrease
B  Stay the same
C  Increase
Question #11
A  Closure of the semilunar valves
B  Closure of the atrioventricular valves
C  Closure of the atrioventricular and semilunar valves
Question #12
A  Smaller
B  Larger
C  Stay the same
D  Not related
Question #13
A  The time required for the ventricule to depolarize
B  The time required for the heart to depolarize
C  The time required for the ventricule and the atria  to depolarize
D  The time required for atria to depolarize
Question #14
A  CO=SV x HR
4870=87 x SV -> SV = 4870/87= 56 mmHg
SV=PP x 2 -> PP=56/2 =28
PP=SBP -DBP -> 28=129 – DBP -> DBP= 119 – 38 = 81 mmHg
MBP= 101 + 28/3= 110 mmHg
B  CO=SV x HR
4870=87 x SV -> SV = 4870/87= 56 mmHg
SV=PP x 2 -> PP=56/2 =28
PP=SBP -DBP -> 28=129 – DBP -> DBP= 129 – 28 = 101 mmHg
MBP= 101 + 28/3= 110 mmHg
Question #15
A  4290={(20×3)x SV SV=4290/69= 71 =PPx2 => pp=71 / 2 =35.5 mmHg (36)
PP=SBP-DBP -> 35.5=131-DBP ->DBP=131-36= 95mmHg
MBP= 95+36/3= 95+12= 107 mmHg
B  4290={(20×3)x SV SV=4290/69= 71 =PPx2 => pp=71 / 2 =35.5 mmHg (36)
PP=SBP-DBP -> 35.5=131-DBP ->DBP=131-36= 95mmHg
MBP= 95+36/3= 105+12= 127 mmHg