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Cardiovascular System - Coggle Diagram
Cardiovascular System
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Basics of The ECG Examination, The Leads, and Recorded Wave
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Systolic Pressure, Diastolic Pressure, Pulse Pressure, and Mean Arterial Pressure
Systolic: Pressure in the arteries during a heartbeat and blood pumping; represented by the upper number in a blood pressure reading → Arterial pressure at its maximum point during a cardiac cycle
Diastolic: Pressure in the arteries during the period between heartbeats; represented by the bottom number in a blood pressure reading → The point at which the artery's pressure is lowest during a cardiac cycle
Pulse: Represents the variance between diastolic and systolic pressure; contribute to the pulsatile nature of blood pressure; The force produced by each heartbeat reflected in the pulse pressure; May indicate serious cardiac and vascular issues when it is too broad
MAP: Average arterial pressure during cardiac cycles; Influenced by systemic vascular resistance and cardiac output → providing crucial clinical data for diagnosing hypertension and hypotensive conditions; aiding medical professionals in treatment planning. It can be estimated as follows: MAP= diastolic BP+ 1/3 (systolic BP-diastolic BP)
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Comparison of The Effect of Ion Movement On The Membrane Potential of Cardiac Conductive and Contractile Cells
Conductive cells: Influence of Ion Movement on Membrane Potential: The movement of ions, particularly calcium and potassium, has a strong impact on the pacing and synchronization of action potentials in conductive cells.
Contractile Cells: Impact of Ion Flow on Membrane Potential: The control of contractile activity in contractile cells is mediated by the complicated interaction of ions, with an emphasis on sodium, potassium, and calcium.
The Difference Between The Structure and Function Of The Pulmonary Circulation and Systemic Circulation
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