A&P Test 1- Trivial Shit Flashcards
Formula for EF
EF = SV/EDV
Maximal Plateau Levels of CO curve
Normal:
Athlete:
Normal 13L/min
Athlete: 25L/min
What resting membrane potential level triggers an AP in SA nodal tissue?
-40mV
Vascular Resistance Formula
Pressure Gradient / Blood flow
Pressure gradient = difference between the arteriole and capillary pressures (example).
Renal Blood flow Formula
Plasma Flow / Hct
Total Peripheral Vascular Resistance Formula
TPVR= (Arterial Pressure - RAP) / CO
Formula for resistance to venous return
Psf- RAP/CO
Fick Equation
VO2/ pulm arteriovenous difference
CO reserve formula
COmax- COrest
HyperThyroid disease
Graves
HypoThyroid Disease
Hashimoto’s
Flow formula
Q (flow) = delta P/ resistance
example
Q = 1/ .68 => 1.47 or 47% increase
Change in Resistance Formula
1(before)/ r^4 (after)
example vessel with a 10% increase in diameter. Change in resistance
1/1.1^4 => 0.68 so a 32% decrease in resistance
Compartments Fluid
TBW = 60% body weight
ICF = 2/3 of TBW
ECF (interstitial + plasma) = 1/3 of TBW
If doing pressure gradient across a valve, how to find resistance to flow.
Example. LV pressure = (systolic/diastolic) = 150/2 mmHg
LAP = 50/32 mmHg
CO= 3L/min
considering mitral stenosis (diastolic) we would need the diastolic difference of the valves / CO..
(32-2)/ 3L/min => 10 mmHg/L/min = resistance to flow
Total Peripheral Resistance
Mean Arterial Pressure = CO X TPR
If CO is increased for example the mean arterial pressure could stay the same if the TPR is reduced.. (this is often the case)
Pulse Pressure formula
Pulse P = SV/ arterial compliance
Arterial does not happen rapidly
MAP formula
MAP = Pd + (Ps - Pd)/3
SV factors
SV = arterial compliance X pulse pressure
Mean Systemic Arterial Pressure
it’s a from a combination of your CO and TPVR
SV formula
CO/HR
Compliance Formula
Change in Volume / Change in Pressure
Figure MAP for normal BP would be
93mmHg but for our class it’s 100mmHg
Aorta pressure range
80-120mmHg
Aorta cross-sectional area
2.5cm^2
Capillaries cross-sectional area
2500cm^2
Pulmonary Vascular resistance vs Systemic
PRV 1/7th the SVR
pulm circuit approx 1 foot.
Normal Cap Pressures
30mmHg Arteriolar And 10mmHg Venus for the blood Pressures..
Mean hydrostatic P 17,
28 colloid osmotic ,
-3 interstitial fluid pressure
and 8 interstitial colloid P
Pressure add to foot from gravity 1.5m
+90mmHg
for each 1.36cm under the heart = P of 1mmHg
Isogravimetric point
Middle of the tricuspid
Additional pressure when measuring at arm sitting up
+7mmHg
Conductance
1/resistance
Vascular Compliance
increase in volume/ increase in P
Vascular distensibility
increase in volume/ increase in P X original volume
Average veinous P
10mmHg
Arterial Volume
700mL
And P is 100mmHg
Pulmonary Pulse Pressure
25/8 (systolic/diastolic)
Mean Pulm Artery P
16mmHg
1/7th MAP
% of Blood in veins
84%
Normal HCT
0.4
% of blood in heart
7% of 5L
350cc
% of blood in pulm circulation
9%
450cc
% of blood in large arteries
13%
% of blood in Venules, veins , sinuses
64%
3200mL
Carotid Baroreceptors
Afferent signal
1st Herring’s nerve, 2nd glossopharyngeal (9) -> vasomotor
100mmHg setpoint
Aorta Baroreceptor
Vagus nerve -> Vasomotor
130-150mmHg setpoint
Atrial stretch
low pressure
increase CO 10-15%
internal pathway
Bainbridge relex
Vagal stimulation of SA and AV- afferent
increase CO by 50-60%
external
How Much does BP increase if clamp both carotids
50-60mmHg
Atrial Kick Volume
10cc
CI
CO/body surface m2
70Kg male body surface 1.7m2
IC is 3L/min/m2
Artery specific vasodialator
hydralazine
Congential aorta
1-2% population
normally right and left cusp or right and posterior
Coronary Blood Flow
70ml/min/100grams muscle
225ml/min
oxygen content
20mL O2/ dL
Guyton SVR formula
MAP – RAP / CO.
100 - 0 mmHg/ 100mL/sec (rounded if was 6L/min)..
The result of all this is 1 PRU (Peripheral resistance Unit) or mmHg/mL/sec
Guyton PVR formula
16 (mean pulmonary arterial pressure) – 2 (LAP) / 100mL/sec (CO)
0.14 PRU …. if multiplied by 7 very close to 1..
Miller SVR formula
MAP - CVP/ CO X 80
(100-0 )/5L/min = 20 mmHg/L/min X 80 => 1600 mmHg/L/min or CGS units
centimeters gram second- or dynes x sec / cm^5
Convert PRU to CGS
multiply PRU x 1333
Miller PVR formula
MPAP - PAWP / CO x 80
MPAP (16) – 10 (PAWP- estimate of pulmonary cap pressure which is substantially higher that LAP) / 5L/min (CO) X 80
(16-10)/5 X 80 => 96CGS
underestimation
Guyton => 0.14PRU X 1333 = 186 CGS units
Normal PAWP
10mmHg
SVR #s
normal is 1200 GCS units (dynes X secs/ cm5)
range 800- 1600
PVR #s
normal 80 GCS
range 40-180
Mixed Venous Oxygen Content
15mL/dL
Arteriovenous Oxygen Difference
5mL
Oxygen Consumption
5L/min = 50dL/min so CO = 5L/min
5 x 50 = 250mL
HR without parasympathetic tone (atropine)
With no SNS
110bpm
60bpm
sympathetic tone from c-spine down to T-2
S1 and S2 duration
0.14sec- AV
0.11sec- Semilunar
3rd heart sound
.. If the heart is not accommodating with volume (not stretchy), the Ventricular walls can vibrate, sets off the cartilaginous ring.. Most likely time is when the heart is getting pretty full.. Typically, at the begging of the 2nd 3rd of diastole.. 1/3 into diastole
4th heart sound
typically happens when the atria contact. Last 3rd during filling.. Someone who is sick who is reliant of atrial kick to fill ventricle.. Typically, Only about 10% of the diastolic volume.. Should not hear atrial kick (4th heart sound) in a health adult
can be out of normal hearing range
Normal Hearing Range
20Hz-20kHz
Right Coronary Dominance of PDA
85%
Heart Adenosine production
2% every 30min
Thyroid blood flow
5x mass
Recurrent Laryngeal nerve
Left lower under aortic arch
Right higher under brachiocephalic
Treatment for hyperthyroidism
PTU- propyl thiouracil-> inhibits peroxidase
high dose of Iodine
I-131
Iodide trapping
30x increase in cellular concentration gradient
Peroxidase enzyme
H2O2
makes peroxide
Oxidizes I-, makes positive
CV transport protein of T3 and T4
TBG - thyroxine binding globulin
Decompensated shock blood loss
40%- CNS ischemic response
or 45mmHg MAP
Fluid shifts
70Kg male, TBW of 42L
28L intracellular.. 14L interstitial –
3L plasma, still have a lot of interstitial fluid to shift in CV.. ¼ to 1/5 plasma to interstitial fluid ratio.. Still follows this ratio..
Normal cardiac reserve
400%
maximal plateau was 23L/min
Pulse Pressure Variation
Higher the preload, the lower PPV
If sytolic pulse pressure variation drops by 10% or more during inspiration, hypovolemic