Cardiovascular Emergencies Part I

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Across
  1. 5. medication prescribed for chronic CHF or certain atrial dysrhythmias
  2. 7. valves located in the ventricles
  3. 8. medications used with chronic fluid overload
  4. 10. sound that makes lub noise (considered normal)
  5. 11. inside layer of heart that forms valves
  6. 13. atria and ventricles relax
  7. 14. dominant pacemaker
  8. 15. when muscle is stretched it contracts with greater force
  9. 16. large accumulation of fluid to decrease CO
  10. 20. artery that carries deoxygenated blood
Down
  1. 1. muscular middle layer of heart
  2. 2. straining against a closed glottis
  3. 3. period in which muscle cannot be re polarized
  4. 4. percentage of blood that leaves heart on each contraction
  5. 6. blood pushed out against systemic arteries
  6. 9. atria and ventricles contract
  7. 12. arteries supply oxygenated blood to heart
  8. 16. initial stretching of the ventricle prior to contraction
  9. 17. amount of blood pumped by either ventricle
  10. 18. muscle fibers contract
  11. 19. protective layer on vessel to withstand high pressure