Cardiovascular System and Cardiac Function flowcharts
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This GoConqr page gathers a small set of community-made flowcharts on the cardiac cycle, blood pressure and heart failure. University students and professional candidates can practice tracing processes, while teachers can use them as ready-made material. Pick a flowchart to start studying.
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- Blood Composition and Function88
- Heart Anatomy and Function119
- Cardiac Muscle and Contraction22
- Cardiac Conduction and ECG78
- Cardiac Cycle and Heart Sounds87
- Cardiac Output and Stroke Volume51
- Blood Vessels and Circulation57
- Hemodynamics and Blood Pressure38
- Blood Pressure Regulation44
- Cardiovascular Responses to Exercise and Diving11
- Cardiac Arrhythmias15
- Heart Valve Disease and Murmurs21
- Hypertension36
- Heart Failure35
- Atherosclerosis and Coronary Artery Disease5
Flowcharts
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Blood Pressure negative feedback loop Increased blood pre... · Stimulate barorecep... · Medullary Cardiovas... · Sympathetic d...
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Heart failure heart failure · is a common chronic... · 3 major types: left... · right sided: blood ...
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Cardiac Cycle - Pulmonary Circulation Superior/Inferior V... · Right Atrium · Right Ventrical · Pulmonary Artery
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AP's in the heart- Myocytes Modified Myocardial... · "Funny channels ope... · Na+ moves into the ... · Causing the polarit...
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RAAS System in Heart Failure Angiotensinogen · Angiotensin 1 · Angiotensin 2 · Increase in Sympath...
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Untitled Decreased blood pre... · Decreased barorecep... · Signal medulla oblo... · Decreased parasympa...
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Blood pressure Blood Pressure (BP) · BP: Force exerted b... · Hypertension: ... · Classification acco...
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Hypertension Blood pressure · Cardiac output · Stroke volume · Heart rate
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Coagulation INTRINSIC PATHWAY · EXTRINSIC PATHWAY · Both lead to produc... · Prothrombinase comb...
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Untitled Accelerator nerve i... · The left and right ... · The impulse then tr... · This ensure the atr...
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cardiac cycle deoxy blood goes to... · goes to right atriu... · goes into right ven... · blood goes out pulm...
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Untitled ANGIOTENSIN I IN PL... · ANGIOTESNIN II IN P... · ARTERIOLES · CV CONTROL CENTRE I...
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Cardiac cycle. Cardiac Cycle · Diastole · Atria and ventricle... · Pressure in the atr...
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Cellular Mechanism of Cardiac Contraction Depola... · Ca2+ a... · Release of Ca stores · Calcium binds to tr...
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Cardiac pressures and regulation Vasoconstriction · Sympathetic Nerves · Norepinephrine · B1 adregenic receptors
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Untitled Cardiac Output · Heart Rate · Stroke Volume · Change Slope of Pac...
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Cardiovascular compensations to exercise Exercise · Inc SNS (alpha R), ... · Bind to beta-1 R · Inc HR
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Untitled el ritmo cardíaco · la fuerza de contra... · son reguladas por · los niveles de horm...
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Untitled BLOOD COMPOSITION A... · PHYSICAL CHARACTERI... · COMPONENTS · Viscous, slightly a...
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Untitled Cardiac cycle · It is the repetitiv... · The contraction pha... · The relaxation phas...
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Untitled Renin-Angiotensin-A... · Decrease in Blood v... · Decrease in Blood p... · Jextaglomerular cel...
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microcirculation Fluid movement depe... · Plasma colloid osmo... · Interstitial fluid ... · Capillary Pressure
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Untitled DECREASE MAP · DECREASE STRETCH OF... · DECREASE AFFERENT I... · MEDULLA CARDIOVASCU...
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Untitled Lymphatic system ov... · Decreased diffusion · J receptors stimulated · Signal to medulla
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Cardiac Cycle - Diagram Cardiac Cycle · The point between t... · The point between t... · Diastole
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blood BLOOD · COMPONENTS · Plasma · Formed Elements
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Untitled Increased heart rate · Increased blood pre... · Breathlessness · Drug
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ECG - Diagram Electrocardiogram · The P wave is when ... · The QRS/R wave is w... · The T wave is when ...
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Cardiovascular The heart · right side: pulmona... · Left side: systemic... · Layers
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Cardiac Output Cardiac Output · Stroke Volume · Heart Rate · Preload
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These flowcharts show processes at different scales, from calcium movement in cardiac contraction to circulation and blood pressure regulation. They also cover coagulation, heart failure and cardiovascular responses to exercise.
For a starting point, try Cardiac Cycle - Pulmonary Circulation. Its sequence follows blood through the heart, lungs and body, giving you a route to trace before you explore more specific processes. The flowchart on the cardiac cycle also follows blood through the heart’s chambers and valves.
Study with the sequence
Follow the steps in a flowchart, then cover it and try to recall their order. Reopen it to check where you missed a connection. For blood pressure, use Blood Pressure negative feedback loop to follow the listed steps from increased pressure through to decreased pressure.
When you want to test your recall rather than trace a sequence, switch to a quiz on the unit page. Flashcards there offer another way to study individual terms. Choose a process and work through it at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart is a useful place to start?
Cardiac Cycle - Pulmonary Circulation is a useful starting point for tracing the route through the heart, lungs and body. Follow its sequence, then try to recall the route without looking. You can return to the flowchart to check the chambers, vessels and valves it includes.
What topics do the flowcharts cover?
The flowcharts cover the cardiac cycle, blood pressure, coagulation, heart failure and cardiovascular responses to exercise. Some focus on specific processes, such as the cellular mechanism of cardiac contraction or the blood pressure negative feedback loop. Others give you a route through the circulation to follow.
Are the flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.