08-09 - Role of CO & TPR and Reg. of Tissue BF Flashcards
Arteriole radius is regulated in 3 ways…
- Local
- Hormonal
- Neural
Auto regulation of tissue blood flow is a type of local control. It keeps flow constant through…
Myogenic response, which is intrinsic to the smooth muscle. Increased stretching of the vessel causes constriction, reducing flow.
Metabolic control is a form of local control of arterioles which relies on substances called….
Metabolism-derived vasodilator
Metabolism-derived vasodilators may be released in response to (6)…
Increases in [CO2], [H+], [adenosine], [K+], osmolality and temperature
Hormonal control of arterioles relies on hormonal vasodilators and hormonal vasoconstrictors.
Angiotensin II is a hormonal (vasodilator/vasoconstrictor)…
Vasoconstrictor
Hormonal control of arterioles relies on hormonal vasodilators and hormonal vasoconstrictors.
Vasopressin is a hormonal (vasodilator/vasoconstrictor)…
Vasocontrictor
Hormonal control of arterioles relies on hormonal vasodilators and hormonal vasoconstrictors.
Histamine is a hormonal (vasodilator/vasoconstrictor)…
Vasodilator
Hormonal control of arterioles relies on hormonal vasodilators and hormonal vasoconstrictors.
When binding to B2-adrenergic receptors, adrenaline acts as a (vasodilator/vasoconstrictor)…
Vasodilator
When binding to A1-adrenergic receptors it acts as a vasoconstrictor
How does the sublingual administration of an NO precursor treat angina?
Angina is pain caused by insufficient blood flow to heart muscles.
The NO precursor increases levels of NO in the blood.
NO acts as a vasodilator
Vasodilation improves blood flow to the heart and reduces its workload, alleviating angina.
Neural control of arterioles can be divided into (3)…
- Sympathetic vasoconstrictor fibres
- Sympathetic vasodilator fibres (cholinergic)
- Parasympathetic vasodilator fibres
During exercise there is both an increase in Cardiac Output AND a…
Redistribution of flow (with more blood reaching the skeletal muscles)
During exercise the average mean arterial pressure ( increases / does not increase ) significantly…
Does not increase significantly
Because although the cardiac output increases, peripheral resistance decreases