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CH35CardiacDisO2 Matching
T or false: Pulse pressure and systolic BP decrease in the elderly
False: atrial stiffening can cause hypertnetion increasing pressure.
After stress or exercise, the heart takes longer, quicker, or no changes in returning to a normal state.
longer
true or flase: It is easy to seperate normal age-related chagnes in the heart and vessels from changes caused by disease
false: not easy
why is an older person more prone to venous stasis
veins stretch and dilate = impaired venous return
what is the difference in characteristics between normal age related changes of the heart vs. disease changes
normal age related = changes progress slowly disease = changes are mostly sudden
T or F: Aging hearts take longer to respond to stress and responds more dramatically.
False: It is true it takes longer to respond but reponds LESS dramatically to stress; not more
T or F: number of SA nodes increase to help the elderly pump more effeciently
False: SA nodes decrease
Age related changes; what causes a murmur
imporper closure of vavlves due to valves thickening and stiffening
T or F: dysrhythmias are common for all ages
False: more common in the elderly
What age related change results in less ability for the heart to adapt to changes in circulating blood volume
decline in cardiac contractility
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