9. Exercise and Coronary Blood Flow Flashcards

1
Q

What are the main issues associated with coronary blood flow?

A

Myocardium cannot function anaerobically
Arterioles close mechanically during systole
Decreased diastolic filling during exercise
Increase oxygen and metabolic demand during exercise

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2
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At what rate does the work rate of the heart increase during exercise?

A

6-9x during strenuous exercise

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3
Q

What % of coronary blood flow oxygen is used at rest?

A

70-80%

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4
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What is the primary controller of coronary blood flow?

A

local metabolism

  • in proportion to the need of cardiac musculature for O2
  • stimulates the release of vasodilators (adenosine)
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5
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How does sympathetic stimulation affect coronary blood flow

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Indirectly via increase in HR and increased contractility which increases metabolism
Directly; high degree of sympathetic innervation

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6
Q

What is the affect of NA on skeletal muscle arterioles

A

vasoconstriction via alpha-1 receptors

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What is the affect of adrenaline on skeletal muscle arterioles?

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vasodilation via beta-2 receptors

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8
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What are the more dominant receptors?

A

beta-2

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9
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What are the changes on cardiac distribution of cardiac output during exercise

A

heart and muscle - hyperaemia
Skin
- increased core temperature; detected by the hypothalamus
- decreased sympathetic innervation of the skin

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10
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What is the affect of moderate exercise of MABP?

A

small increase if any at all

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11
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What happens to pulse pressure during exercise?

A

INCREASES

- systolic pressure increases due to increased stroke volume and increased speed of ejection

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12
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What happens to cardiac output during moderate exercise

A

Increased

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13
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What happens to HR during moderate exercise?

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Increases

Decreased PSNS and increased SNS innervation at the SA node

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14
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What happens to stroke volume during moderate exercise?

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Increased

increased contractility and frank-starling

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15
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Factors that promote venous return during exercise

A

Muscle pumps
frequency and depth of inspiration
Increased venous tone via SNS

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16
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What causes arterioles in skeletal muscle to dilate during exercise?

A

local factor build up

Need for an increase in tissue perfusion