2.5 cardiac work and coupling of venous return and CO Flashcards

1
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define work

A

work = force x height

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2
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what are the forms of work?

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External work (physical) - pressure volume and kinetic 
Internal work (heat) - isovolumetric, sounds/murmurs, electrical activity, base metabolism
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3
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When is the work done in the heart?

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during systole (mainly isovolumetric and fast ejection)

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4
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where is the internal work spent?

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Isovolumetric work
ionic channels and pumps
sounds/murmurs
base metabolism

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5
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what is more costly increasing CO by HR or SV?

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CO increase via HR increase is more costly than increasing SV as this requires increase in internal work

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6
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what effect does afteroad have on internal work?

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The greater the afterload, the greater the internal work needed - energetically costly

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7
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what is the effect of sympathetic stimulation on venous system

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increases wall tension - decreases venous compliance

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8
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what are the determinants of venous return?

A
mean systemic filling pressure 
muscle pump 
abdominal pressure 
intrathoracic pressure 
mechanism of valvular plane
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9
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what changes mean systemic filling pressure?

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changing blood volume 
Decrease = decrease 
increase = increase 
peripheral resistance 
- increase peripheral resistance = decrease MSFP
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