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acute cardiovascular response to exercise Flashcards

1
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three factors regulating venous return during exercise

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  • constriction of the veins (venoconstriction)
    -pumping action of contracting skeletal muscle (muscle pump)
  • pumping action for the respiratory system (respiratory pump)
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what is Cardiac output (Q)

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  • the amount of blood pumped by the heart each minute
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at rest CO should be at?
during exercise?

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  • 5L per/min at rest
  • 20-35 L/min during exercising
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4
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Components of CO

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  • product of HR and SV
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5
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stroke volume is the volume of

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blood ejected with each heartbeat

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6
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another variable that affects SV is

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aortic pressure (MAP)

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if you have an increase of mean arterial pressure, what happens to stroke volume?

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decrease

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8
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final factor that influxes stroke volume is the effect of circulating

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  • catecholamine (N/NE)
  • direct sympathetic stimulation of the heart by cardiac accelerator nerves
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overall, what three factors affect CO

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  • EDV
  • Cardiac contractility
  • cardiac after load (aortic blood pressure)
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10
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increase of CA influx into the myocardial cell would cause?

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cardiac contractility

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11
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increase in cardiac afterload results in a

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decrease in stroke volume

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12
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Factos affecting cardiac rate

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  • parasympathetic
  • sympathetic nerves
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13
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factors affecting stroke volume

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  • sympathetic nerves
  • frank starling
  • EDV
  • MAP
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14
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blood flow is

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the change of pressure over resistance

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15
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what happens to blood flow when vascular resistance increase

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blood flow decrease

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16
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blood flow can be increased by

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  • increase in blood pressure
  • decrease in resistance
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17
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regulation of HR - PSNS

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  • via vagus nerve
  • slows HR
  • decreases contractility of the myocardium indirectly by inhibiting SNS
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18
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regulation of HR - SNS

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  • via cardiac accelerator nerves
  • increases HR by stimulation SA and AV node
  • increases contractility of the myocardium directly
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19
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Cardiovascular control center is in the

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medulla oblongata

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20
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medulla oblongata consists of 4 areas

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  • pressor area (vasoconstrictor)
  • depressor area (vasodilator)
  • cardiac acceleration
  • cardiac inhibitory center
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21
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increased oxygen delivery to exercising skeletal muscle is accomplished via two mechanism

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  • increase in CO
  • redistribution of blood flow form inactive organs to the working skeletal muscle
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22
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Fick Equation

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VO2 = Q x (a-VO2diff)

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23
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during exercise, blood flow to contracting muscle is increased, and blood flow to less active tissues is

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reduced

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24
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auto regulation refers to

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intrinsic control of blood flow by increases in local metabolites

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25
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these factors work together to promote vasodilation to increase blood flow to the working muscles?

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NO, prostaglandins, ATP, adenosine, and endothelium derived

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26
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what does NTS stand for

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nucleus tractus solitarius - receiving inputs from afferent

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27
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vagal stimulation only goes

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to the heart

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28
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sympathetic stimulation goes to the

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heart and the blood vessels

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29
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glossopharyngeal nerve

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carotid sinus

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30
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vagus nerve

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aortic baroreceptors

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31
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a decrease in action potential frequency from the barorecepotros, should elicit

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an increase in SNS activity

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32
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SNS response to decrease in bp effects on SA node

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increase heart rate

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33
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SNS response to decrease in bp effects on myocardium

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heart rate contractile

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34
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SNS response to decrease in bp effects on arteries

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vasoconstrict

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35
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SNS response to decrease in bp effects on veins

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stiffen

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36
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chemoreceptor reflex

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  • sensitive to decrease O2, increase CO2, increase hydrogen ion
  • signals excite the vasomotor center
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37
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volume reflex

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  • atrial stretch = dilation of afferent arterioles in the kidney
  • signals hypothalamus to decrease ADH
  • atria release atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP)
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38
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abdominal compression reflex

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baroreceptor and chemoreceptor reflexes also excite motor nerves to the abdomen

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39
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respiratory

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  • inspiration: decrease in BP
  • early expiation: increase in BP
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40
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bainbridge reflex

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  • increase atrial stretch = increase HR and strength of contraction
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41
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increase in HR at onset of exercise

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  • initial increase due to parasympathetic withdrawal
  • later increase due to increased SNS firing (outflow)
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42
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intrinsic rate of the heart is

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90 to 100 bpm

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43
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Beta adrenergic blocking drugs (beta blockers)

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  • competes with E/NE for beta adrenergic receptors in the heart
44
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function of beta blockers

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reduce heart rate and contractility thus lowering the work of the heart and lowering myocardial oxygen demand

45
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beta is prescribed for patients with

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coronary artery disease, hypertension, and post heart attack

46
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patients on beta blockers will have a lower cardiac output during

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rest and exercise

47
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the balance between SNS and PNS is known as

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sypathovgal balance

48
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the time between heart beats is determine by what interval

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R to R interval

49
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A wide variation in HRV is considered

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healthy

50
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Low HRV is a predictor of

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cardiovascular morbidity and mortality

51
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what is End diastolic volume

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  • volume of blood in the ventricles at the end of diastole
  • preload
  • depends on filling time and filling pressure
52
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filling time depends on

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HR

53
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filling pressure depends on

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central venous pressure

54
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average aortic blood pressure

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pressure the heart must pump against to eject blood
- afterload
- MAP

55
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strength of the ventricular contraction (contractility) is enhanced by

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  • circulating E/NE
  • direct sympathetic stimulation of the heart
56
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SV =

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EDV - ESV

57
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frank starling mechanism is

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greater EDV results in a more forceful contraction due to stretch of ventricles (length tension)

58
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EDV depends on

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venous return (ventral venous pressure) and filling time

59
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venoconstriction is stimulated by

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SNS

60
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what is skeletal muscle pump

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  • rhythmical muscle contractions push blood toward the heart
  • veins have one way valves
61
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what is respiratory pump

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changes in intrathoracic pressure pull blood toward the heart

62
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venoconstriction

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  • veins collapse when there is no blood in them
  • can store a lot of blood
  • have only a thin layer of smooth muscles (tunica media)
63
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vein stiffen when stimulated by

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SNS (no true constriction)

64
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how does veins collapse

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no blood in them

65
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Venous return is

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the venous pressure and RA pressure over venous resistance

66
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a decrease in RA pressure leads to

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an increase in venous return and vice versa

67
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how does venous return work ? 1-6

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  • inspiration
  • descent of the diaphragm
  • decrees in intrathoracic pressure
  • decrease in right atrial pressure
  • increase in abdominal pressure
  • blood in inferior vena cava squeezed from abdomen into the right atrium
68
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filling time can be describe as

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  • it relates to time in diastole (amount of time to fill)
  • relaxation time (the fast the heat can relax, the more time it has to fill)
69
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true or false: a short relaxation time is more important during exercise than at rest

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true - so it can fill

70
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increase EDV = increase of stroke =

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increase of contractility

71
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the higher the after load,

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it will decrease stroke volume

72
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increase of ESV results in

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decrease of SV

73
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increase in TPR results an

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increase in after load

74
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influence of mean aortic pressure (after load)

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  • the higher the after load, the harder the heart must contract to eject a given volume of blood
75
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a high afterload will cause an increase or decrease of ESV

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increase

76
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a increased of total peripheral resistance will increase or decrease after load

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increase

77
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myocardial centrality is a direct stimulation of

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cardiac accelerator nerves to the heart and SNS to adrenal medulla

78
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once stimulated by cardiac accelerator nerves, what does E/NE do?

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increase of extracellular calcium entry to myocardial cell

79
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increase of extracellular Calum entry into the myocardial cell results an increased of

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intracellular calcium

80
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increase of intracellular calcium results an

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increased of x bridge formation causing myocardial contractility

81
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The study of the interrelationships between pressure, resistance, and flow and the physical principles of blood flow is called

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hemodynamics

82
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blood flow depends on

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a pressure difference

83
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blood flows from a region of

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high pressure to region of low pressure

84
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resistance is

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length x (viscosity/Radius to the 4th power)

85
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length typically

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doesn’t change

86
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viscosity changes due to

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dehydration

87
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radius has a

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large impact on resistance (vasoconstriction/vasodilation)

88
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the perfect of blood that is composed of cells is called the

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hematocrit

89
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3 cell types of the blood sample

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white blood cells, platelets, red blood cells and plasma

90
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blood is several time more

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viscous than water

91
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major contirubot to vhsiscosit is the

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RBC number

92
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normal metocrit for male and female

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  • 42-48
  • 38-42
93
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increase in either vessel length or blood viscosity results an

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increase in resistance

94
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increase of resistance results

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decrease in blood flow

95
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MAP decreases through the

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systemic ciruclaiton

96
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largest BP drops occurs across the

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arterioles

97
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arterioles are called

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resistance vessels

98
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what regulate blood flows

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arterioles

99
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purpose of capacitance vessels

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storage of blood

100
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CO = HR x

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SV

101
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CO = ___ x EDV-ESV

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HR

102
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EDV depends on

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preload

103
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preload depends on

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filling time and filling pressure

104
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filling time depends on

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HR

105
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filling pressure depends on

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venous return

106
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ESV depends on

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heart contractility and after load

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