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APK exam 3 Flashcards

1
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what does diffusion-limited mean

A

transfer of gas depends on properties of gas and diffusion barrier

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2
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how fast is equilibrium for diffusion-limited

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slow

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3
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what is perfusion limited

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blood flow determines rate of transfer

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4
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what has the greatest influence on blood flow

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resistance bc more pressure is needed to push the blood if there’s more/less resistance

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5
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what is blood flow determined by

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viscosity, radius, length

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6
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does an obese person have more or less blood vessels

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much more b/c more tissue = more vessels

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7
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does CO increase or decrease w/ intensity

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increase

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8
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def systolic BP

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pressure against arteries during systole

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9
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what factor of heart is impacted by # crossbridges

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contractability

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10
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how is EDV related to contractility

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directly

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11
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how is EDV related to SV

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directly

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12
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how is EDV related to HR

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indirectly

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13
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does hypertension cause an increase or decrease in SV

A

decrease

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14
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does hypertension cause an increase or decrease in afterload

A

increase

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15
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is pressure of CO2 lower or higher in arterial blood compared to venous blood

A

lower

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16
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what should someone with hypertension avoid

A

any high intensity or high weight exercise, especially upper body exercise

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17
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according to Fick’s law of diffusion what is inversely related to rate and SA

A

thickness

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18
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according to Fick’s law, are rate and SA inversely or directly related

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directly

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19
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what’s the quickest way to decrease BP

A

lose weight

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20
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what are other ways to decrease BP

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limit salt, alcohol, aerobically train @ steady state

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21
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do hypertensive pts need to be more careful with upper or lower body exercise

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upper b/c blood vessels are smaller and will lead to quicker increase in BP

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22
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what is approximate BP during exercise for healthy individual

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180/65

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23
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what does aerobically training to do SV

A

increase SV

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24
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what does aerobically training do to CO

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increase

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25
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what are some local factors that increase blood pressure

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increase temp, nitric oxide, adenosine, CO2, Mg, K

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26
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what is = preload

A

EDV

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27
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what’s the most important factor affecting venous return

A

pumping pressure of the heart

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28
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what does a greater surface area do to gas exchange

A

increase

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29
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what are some factors that increase CO

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> catecholamines, >blood flow b/c increase strength of contraction

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30
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SV equation

A

EDV-ESV

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31
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def preload

A

amount of blood returned to left ventricle

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32
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what does greater aerobic ability do to preload

A

increases preload

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33
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def contractility

A

force of contraction

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34
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how is stretch related to pressure and stroke volume

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increase stretch = increase pressure and SV

35
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def afterload

A

pressure in arteries after systole

36
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what does an increase in pressure do to afterload

A

increases afterload

37
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what does the frank starling mechanism mean

A

an increase in stretch = increase strength contraction = increase blood flow

38
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what factors influence venous return

A

intrathoracic pressure, blood volume, venous pressure

39
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what factor most influences venous return

A

muscle pump pressure

40
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if someone is aerobically trained will they have low or high SV and CO

A

high

41
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what does Fick principle mean

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VO2 max (oxygen uptake)= HR * SV * arteriole diffusion

42
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what happens if someone stands for a long time

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venous return will decrease b/c blood will pool at extremiites

43
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what is the most foundational training

A

aerobic

44
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what happens to SBP and DBP during resistance training

A

both increase during exercise

45
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what happens to preload, contractility, afterload during resistance training

A

decrease preload, increase contractility, increase afterload

46
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what happens to factors during dehydration

A

decrease blood flow, increase HR, decrease SV

47
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if there’s higher pressure, will there be more or less O2 available for the tissues

A

more oxygen

48
Q

does blood flow increase or decrease with increased intensity

A

increases

49
Q

what does increase in temperature do to Hmg and O2

A

causes disassociation of Hmg and O2

50
Q

def blood pressure

A

CO * peripheral resistance

51
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what happens to DBP during resistance training

A

increases

52
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what happens to DBP during aerobic training

A

decreases

53
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does blood flow increase or decrease during resistance training

A

decreases to muscles b/c vasoconstriction

54
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what’s the most important factor of resistance training on blood pressure

A

intensity of exercise, #2 factor: quantity of muscle mass activation

55
Q

what does Ach do

A

from PNS, will slow cardiac muscle down

56
Q

what is the best way to decrease BP over time

A

steady state exercise

57
Q

what does valsava maneuver cause

A

increase in BP acutely- don’t hold for too long b/c will decrease blood flow to heart

58
Q

what does valsava maneuver do to preload

A

decreases

59
Q

what factors cause CO to increase

A

larger heart, increase capillary density, increase mitochondria

60
Q

ventilation def

A

air into & out of lungs

61
Q

respiration def

A

gas exchange

62
Q

what does Boyle’s law say

A

at a fixed temp, pressure is inversely related to volume

63
Q

what is the primary factor of hypertension

A

peripheral resistance

64
Q

what contributes to hypertension

A

increase in insulin levels = increase in sympathetic activity, increase in sodium causes increase in BP

65
Q

what factors affect gas exchange

A

membrane thickness, partial pressure, surface area membrane

66
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does an increase in SA mean an increase or decrease in gas exchange

A

increase

67
Q

what is a limiting factor in respiration

A

BLOOD FLOW

68
Q

is ventilation a limiting factor in ventilatory control

A

no, it can’t be changed much

69
Q

what’s the fastest way to decrease BP

A

decrease HR

70
Q

what is involved in cardiac control

A

cerebral cortex, medulla oblangata, hypothalamus, afferent muscles, baroreceptors, chemoreceptors

71
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what is the goal of cardiac control

A

maintain BP

72
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why is hypertension common in older people

A

endothelial tissue loses elasticity over time

73
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what happens FIRST when exercise begins

A

PNS control decreases, then SNS takes over

74
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in a cell, is K intracellular or extracellular

A

intracellular

75
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in a cell, is Na intracellular or extracellular

A

extracellular

76
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how does an increase in calcium impact the cardiac muscle

A

leads to increase in strength of muscle contraction

77
Q

do fit people have increased or decreased SV

A

increased, since heart doesn’t have to work as hard

78
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what affects preload

A

CO, blood volume, muscle and thoracic pump, posture, heart size, venous tone

79
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what affects afterload

A

arterial pressure= BP

80
Q

what do chemoreceptors respond do in the heart

A

changes in CO2 and O2 pressure

81
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what do baroreceptors respond to in the heart

A

influence contractility, HR, resistance

82
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what does hypothalamus influence

A

vasoconstriction and vasodilation to respond to changes in body tempreature

83
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what do muscle afferents do

A

help balance the need of muscles for blood with the systemic need for BP control

84
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stroke volume will be higher for athletes compared to other factors

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