SV xHR =Loss ofcirculatingbloodvolumeNotransmissionfrom atria toventriclesSkin maybe hairlessin that spotdue to thisStimulate heartcontraction asneeded or takeover control ofheart rateAtherosclerosisis the mostcommon causeDevelops whenthere is a tear inthe intimate of thewall and bloodcontinues todissect orseparate tissuesOccurs whenthere is a deficitof oxygen tomeet myocardialneedsVisualizationof blood flowin thecoronaryarteriesEmergencytreatmentfor AnginaIf gangrene occursas a result ofperipheral vasculardiseasecomplication thanthis must happenDependentedema infeet, legs,or buttocksDepolarizationof ventricleswave typeMarked byalteringbradycardiaandtachycardiaMay be secondary toopen heart surgery,MI, rheumatic fever,SLE, cancer, renalfailure, trauma orviral infectionInability ofheart tomaintaincardiac outputto circulationSudden,marked onset-spiking fever,chills,drowsinessTwocompensationmethods ofshock by thekidneysAntidysrhthmicdrug forarterialdysthymiasA blowingsound heardover anaorticaneurysmDetermination ofvalvularabnormalities orabnormal shuntsof blood thatcause murmursDyspnea andorthopneadevelop as fluidaccumulates inthe lungsBloodpressureconsistentlyabove140/90Additional beatsfrom ventricularmuscle cell orectopic pacemaker;may lead toventricularfibrillationSV xHR =Loss ofcirculatingbloodvolumeNotransmissionfrom atria toventriclesSkin maybe hairlessin that spotdue to thisStimulate heartcontraction asneeded or takeover control ofheart rateAtherosclerosisis the mostcommon causeDevelops whenthere is a tear inthe intimate of thewall and bloodcontinues todissect orseparate tissuesOccurs whenthere is a deficitof oxygen tomeet myocardialneedsVisualizationof blood flowin thecoronaryarteriesEmergencytreatmentfor AnginaIf gangrene occursas a result ofperipheral vasculardiseasecomplication thanthis must happenDependentedema infeet, legs,or buttocksDepolarizationof ventricleswave typeMarked byalteringbradycardiaandtachycardiaMay be secondary toopen heart surgery,MI, rheumatic fever,SLE, cancer, renalfailure, trauma orviral infectionInability ofheart tomaintaincardiac outputto circulationSudden,marked onset-spiking fever,chills,drowsinessTwocompensationmethods ofshock by thekidneysAntidysrhthmicdrug forarterialdysthymiasA blowingsound heardover anaorticaneurysmDetermination ofvalvularabnormalities orabnormal shuntsof blood thatcause murmursDyspnea andorthopneadevelop as fluidaccumulates inthe lungsBloodpressureconsistentlyabove140/90Additional beatsfrom ventricularmuscle cell orectopic pacemaker;may lead toventricularfibrillation

Patho Cardio Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. SV x HR =
  2. Loss of circulating blood volume
  3. No transmission from atria to ventricles
  4. Skin may be hairless in that spot due to this
  5. Stimulate heart contraction as needed or take over control of heart rate
  6. Atherosclerosis is the most common cause
  7. Develops when there is a tear in the intimate of the wall and blood continues to dissect or separate tissues
  8. Occurs when there is a deficit of oxygen to meet myocardial needs
  9. Visualization of blood flow in the coronary arteries
  10. Emergency treatment for Angina
  11. If gangrene occurs as a result of peripheral vascular disease complication than this must happen
  12. Dependent edema in feet, legs, or buttocks
  13. Depolarization of ventricles wave type
  14. Marked by altering bradycardia and tachycardia
  15. May be secondary to open heart surgery, MI, rheumatic fever, SLE, cancer, renal failure, trauma or viral infection
  16. Inability of heart to maintain cardiac output to circulation
  17. Sudden, marked onset- spiking fever, chills, drowsiness
  18. Two compensation methods of shock by the kidneys
  19. Antidysrhthmic drug for arterial dysthymias
  20. A blowing sound heard over an aortic aneurysm
  21. Determination of valvular abnormalities or abnormal shunts of blood that cause murmurs
  22. Dyspnea and orthopnea develop as fluid accumulates in the lungs
  23. Blood pressure consistently above 140/90
  24. Additional beats from ventricular muscle cell or ectopic pacemaker; may lead to ventricular fibrillation