cardiopulmonary
Involving circulation and breathing
Cardiopulmonary refers to the heart and lungs together, typically in medical contexts where these organs function as a linked system.
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is the emergency procedure combining chest compressions and rescue breathing.
A cardiopulmonary bypass machine takes over heart and lung function during surgery.
Circulatory system's pump
- lungsRespiratory chest organs
- atriumRoofed central hall
- ventricleHollow organ chamber
- septumInternal anatomical partition
myocardium · endocardium · coronary · aorta · vena cava · trachea · bronchi · alveoli
Movement through a system
- oxygenationAdding breathable gas
- perfusionFluid delivery to tissue
- ventilationCirculation of fresh air
- respirationGas exchange in organisms
gas exchange · systole · diastole · blood flow · oxygen uptake · diffusion · inhalation · exhalation
Emergency revival technique
- resuscitationRestoring vital functions
- bypassRoute that skirts obstacles
- arrestSeize by law
- failureLack of success
disease · monitoring · stress test · angiography · spirometry · catheterization · defibrillation · intubation
Requiring free oxygen
- enduranceSustained effort capacity
- VO2 maxPeak oxygen consumption rate
- cardiovascular fitnessHeart and lung efficiency
- heart rateCardiac contractions per minute
stamina · conditioning · training · treadmill · cycling · swimming · interval training · recovery
Insufficient tissue oxygenation
- ischemiaInsufficient tissue blood supply
- arrhythmiaAbnormal cardiac rhythm
- hypertensionChronic elevated arterial pressure
- anginaIschemic chest discomfort
embolism · edema · fibrosis · infarction · stenosis · cardiomyopathy · asthma · emphysema
heart
Circulatory system's pump
septum · myocardium · endocardium · coronary · aorta · vena cava · trachea · bronchi · alveoli · diaphragm
circulation
Movement through a system
- oxygenationAdding breathable gas
- perfusionFluid delivery to tissue
- ventilationCirculation of fresh air
respiration · gas exchange · systole · diastole · blood flow · oxygen uptake · diffusion · inhalation · exhalation · arterial
CPR
Emergency revival technique
- resuscitationRestoring vital functions
- bypassRoute that skirts obstacles
- arrestSeize by law
failure · disease · monitoring · stress test · angiography · spirometry · catheterization · defibrillation · intubation · ventilator
aerobic
Requiring free oxygen
- enduranceSustained effort capacity
- VO2 maxPeak oxygen consumption rate
- cardiovascular fitnessHeart and lung efficiency
heart rate · stamina · conditioning · training · treadmill · cycling · swimming · interval training · recovery · exertion
hypoxia
Insufficient tissue oxygenation
- ischemiaInsufficient tissue blood supply
- arrhythmiaAbnormal cardiac rhythm
- hypertensionChronic elevated arterial pressure
angina · embolism · edema · fibrosis · infarction · stenosis · cardiomyopathy · asthma · emphysema · COPD
cardiopulmonaryneurological
Of the nervous system
gastrointestinal · musculoskeletal · renal · hepatic · dermatological
- cardiopulmonary resuscitationEmergency technique restoring circulation
- cardiopulmonary bypassMachine replaces heart and lung function
cardio, pneumonia, cardiac, pulmonary, cardiologist, cardiology, tachycardia, myocardial, bradycardia