2/27- Blood Pressure (Exam 2) Flashcards

1
Q

What is preload?

A

Stretching affect of the left ventricle because blood was left that didn’t leave and then refilled and stretched left ventricle

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2
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What stretches the left ventricle and then what happens?

A

Sarcomeres

After stretched they come together harder to contract

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3
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What is the first difference between bainbridge reflex and frank starling?

A

Bainbridge- right atrium only

Frank- left ventricle only

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4
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What is the second difference between Bainbridge and frank starling?

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Bainbridge- heart responds by beating faster

Frank- the contractions of heart are stronger

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5
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What is the last difference between Bainbridge and frank starling?

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Bainbridge- reflex set off by stretch receptors

Frank- has to do with way sarcomeres are built

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6
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What is blood pressure?

A

Pressure of blood in the arteries of the systemic circuit (body)

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7
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What are the 4 factors that affect blood pressure?

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1) cardiac output- CO up, pressure up
2) peripheral resistance
3) blood volume
4) blood viscosity

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8
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What are the 2 out of the 4 the body controls?

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1) cardiac output

2) peripheral resistance

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9
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What is a lumen of a vessel?

A

The hollow interior

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What is vasodilation?

A

Relax smooth muscle lumen will widen

Lowers blood pressure

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12
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What’s in the medulla oblongata for blood pressure?

A

Vasomotor center

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13
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What does the vasomotor center do?

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Wired to blood vessels controlling the diameter

Autonomic innervation

Can command vasoconstriction

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14
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What connection do blood vessels have?

A

Sympathetic

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15
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What happens if you need vasodilation?

A

Vasomotor center cuts all ties of sympathetic connection and hopes the vessels dilate

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16
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What is blood volume?

A

More blood in vessels higher pressure

Less blood lower pressure

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17
Q

What can affect blood volume?

A

Hemorrhage- ant bleeding (decrease blood volume)

18
Q

What do people with hypertension have to stay away from and why?

A

Salt

Needs water to dilute salt
Stays in blood vessels
Higher blood volume= higher blood pressure

19
Q

What is viscosity and how is it in our bodies?

A

Ease with which a liquid will flow

Fairly stable

20
Q

What is vasoconstriction?

A

Narrow diameter of lumen by contracting smooth muscle

Increases blood pressure

21
Q

What happens if you have high viscosity?

A

Blood pressure raises

Harder to push through vessels so pressure goes up

22
Q

What happens with low viscosity?

A

Blood pressure decreases

23
Q

What are both cardiac control center and vasomotor center connected too?

A

Baroreceptors and chemoreceptors

24
Q

What is the radial artery?

A

Used to get blood pressure by sticking a probe in it

25
Q

What is the sphygmomanometer?

A

Blood pressure cuff

Used with stethoscope

Gets 2 readings-

1) left ventricle contracts (raise to max)
2) left ventricle relaxes (drops to min)

26
Q

If blood pressure changes what control center gets notified?

A

Both