Arterial BP Regulation--Nordgren Flashcards

1
Q

Afferent pathway: baroreceptor reflex

sensor location

A

aortic arch

carotid arteries

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2
Q

Wha type of receptors are arterial baroreceptors?

A

mechanoreceptors

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3
Q

What happens when baroreceptors are stimulated too long (forgeting long term pressure regulation)?

A

become desensitized

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4
Q

Where is the central integration of the baroreceptor reflex located?

A

medulla

we don’t really know its mechanism, though

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5
Q

How do you affect mean arterial pressure?

2 mechanisms

A

peripheral resistance

cardiac output (Q)

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6
Q

Cardiopulmonary baroreceptors

function

A

tonic inhibitory influences

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7
Q

Berzhold-Jarisch decompressor reflex

A

causes bradycardia and hypotension

especially in MI

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8
Q

Chemorececeptor reflexes

A

depending on P02 and PCO2

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9
Q

Cushing Reflex

A

rise in intercranial pressure will increase arterial pressure

prevent collapse of cranial vessels

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10
Q

Exercising skeletal muscle

A

reflex tachycardia

cortical centers that lead to skeletal muscle contration during exercise also lead to tachycardia and tachypnea

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11
Q

Dive Reflex

A

bradycardia and vasoconstriction in all organs except brain and heart

when diving

prolongs how long person is able to be submerged, decreased O2 consumption

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12
Q

What is unique to dive reflex

A

parasympathetic –> heart

sympathetic –> peripheral vascular system

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13
Q

Emotion-Blushing Reflex

A

selective loss of sympathetic tone

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14
Q

Vasovagal Syncope

A

sudden dramatic loss of sympathetic tone

increased parasympathetic activity

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15
Q

Central Command

A

cortical input

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16
Q

Pain effect on arterial pressure

A

+ or - effect

superficial pain: + BP

deep pain: - BP

–> part of shock mechanism in serious injuries

17
Q

Major electrolyte in fluid control

A

Na+

18
Q

What is the mechanism responsible for low BP in some cases of MI?

A

cardiopulmonary baroreceptors

atria, ventricles, coronary arteries, lungs

19
Q

RAAS in blood pressure control

A

renin –> angiotensin –> aldosterone

system

20
Q

What enzymes function to convert RAAS products?

A

renin

angiotensinogen –> angiotensin I

ACE

angiotensin I –> angiotensin II

angiotensin II causes release of aldosterone

aldosterone –> Na+ absorbtion

21
Q

Vasopressin/ADH is released by…

A

posterior pituitary

22
Q

How does BP affect urine production?

A

high BP –> high urine output