Cardio Anatomy and Antianginals
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Systole | The phase of contraction is called? |
| Diastole | The phase of relaxation is called? |
| 0.8 seconds | Complete diastole and systole of both atria and ventricles constitute a cardiac cycle this take an average of? |
| Closure of the valves | The heart sounds lubb and dubb are produced by? |
| AV valves close | The first sound lubb of the heart sound is? |
| Capillaries | The tiny blood vessel joining arterioles and venules is called? |
| Veins | The large vessels carrying blood away from the capillaries and return it to the heart is called? |
| Myocardium | An other name for heart muscle is called? |
| Capillary | Artery > arteriole > ___________ > venule > vein |
| Coronary circulation | The delivery of oxygen and nutrient-rich arterial blood to cardiac muscle tissue and the return of oxygen-poor blood from this active tissue to venous system are called? |
| 4 | How many chambers does a heart have? |
| Isordil | What the trade name of isosobide? |
| Angina pectoris | What is the rationale for the prescription of Isordil (isosobide)? |
| Headache | What is the most common adverse reaction of Dilatate (isosobide)? |
| Cardizem | What is trade name of diltiazem? |
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