EXTRA CREDIT #2 (2 points) Give the structure through which…

EXTRA CREDIT #2 (2 points) Give the structure through which blood flows in the correct order.  The first and last are filled in for you. (All or none – no partial credit!) cranial vena cava, then [flow1], then [flow2], then [flow3], then [flow4], then [flow5], then [flow6], then [flow7], then [flow8], then [flow9], finally back to the body  

Severe heart wall abnormalities, including hypokinesis (redu…

Severe heart wall abnormalities, including hypokinesis (reduced contraction) of the left ventricle would change blood pressure in the vessels. Which of these pressure (s) change(s) (increase/decrease) in pulmonary capillaries given the diagnosis of left ventricular hypokinesis and apical ballooning? Why? How do changes in these pressures lead to pulmonary edema?  

Ejection fraction is defined as how much blood the left vent…

Ejection fraction is defined as how much blood the left ventricle pumps out with each contraction as a percentage of total ventricular volume. The patient’s left ventricular ejection fraction was 20% (normal range: 50-75%). a) Assuming that the total ventricular volume (=end diastolic volume) is 100ml, calculate end systolic volume of the patient and compare it to normal (decreased or increased). b) Heart rate would (decrease or increase) to maintain homeostasis of cardiac output. Include an equation to justify your answer. c) Is her condition takotdubo cardiomyopathy (systolic or diastolic) problem? Is there any other clue to conclude it among her signs?