B4-064 Microregional Blood Flow Flashcards

1
Q

in the lungs, hypoxia causes

A

vasocontriction

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2
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in the alveoli, hypoxia causes vasoconstriction so that only […] are perfused

A

well ventilated areas

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3
Q

low oxygen in skeletal muscle results in the production of

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vasodilators
CO2, H+, adenosine, lactate, K+

CHALK

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4
Q

precapillary spinchters in muscles […] during excercise

A

open

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5
Q

ascites is due to

A

increased capillary pressure in the intestines

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6
Q

causes decreased plasma proteins

A

liver damage

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7
Q

cirrhosis […] hepatic vascular resistance

A

increases

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8
Q

slows blood flow out of portal vein through liver

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hepatic vascular resistance

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9
Q

net filtration force equation

A

(capillary pressure- interstitial pressure) - (oncotic pressure gradient)

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10
Q

during exercise, blood flow to the brain […]

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remains constant

increases everywhere else

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11
Q

autoregulation: as MAP increases

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resistance to blood flow increases

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12
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increased inotropic state leads to […] oxygen utilization in the heart

A

increased

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13
Q

edema can be caused by:

4

A
  • increased capillary pressure
  • increased capillary permeability
  • increased interstitial fluid oncotic pressure
  • decreased plasma proteins
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14
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  1. when a blood pressure cuff is inflated above systolic pressure, the arteries begin to […]
  2. when the cuff is removed, the arteries […]
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  1. dilate
  2. constrict
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15
Q

following reactive hyperemia, blood flow is […] for a short period of time

A

increased

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16
Q

following reactive hyperemia, capillary pressure is […] due to increased blood flow

A

increased

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17
Q

in reactive hyperemia, is there increase in ROS?

A

no

no microvascular inflammation

18
Q

following reactive hyperemia, levels of metabolic vasodilators in the interstital fluid will […]

A

decrease to normal levels

19
Q

lower levels of NO result in increased

A

adherence of leukocytes to endothelial cells in post-capillary venules

20
Q

how do increased levels of ROS effect NO and endothelin-1?

A

decrease NO
increase endothelin-1

21
Q

lower NO and increased endothelin-1 result in

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increased TPR

constriction of systemic arteries

22
Q

increased leukocyte adherence cause […] vascular permeability

A

increased

23
Q

increased ROS cause damage to endothelial cells which

A

increases vascular permeability

24
Q

impaired function of autonomic nerves would limit

A

CO

25
Q

during exercise, skeletal arterioles dilate causing

A

decreased TPR
decreased MAP

26
Q

reactive hyperemia: removal of the cuff results in

A

increased blood flow to arm for short period of time

27
Q

during reactive hyperemia, arteriolar vascular smooth muscle

A

relaxes

28
Q

when the cuff is removed, arteriolar vascular smooth muscle will

A

constrict

29
Q

while the cuff is inflated, arterioles dilate. This allows for what when the cuff is removed?

A

lower vascular resistance –> increased blood flow

30
Q

does increased leukocyte adherence happen in reactive hyperemia?

A

no

no increase in ROS

31
Q

in reperfusion injury, vascular permeability is increased via

A

leukocyte adherence to vessels

32
Q

leukocyte adherence to post capillary venules […] the volume of the interstitial space

A

increases

33
Q

increased plasma proteins will increase

A

plasma oncotic pressure

34
Q

increased oncotic pressure will increase

A

the rate of reabsorption of fluid from the interstitial space

35
Q

decreased capillary pressure would result in […] filtration into the interstitial space

A

decreased

36
Q

how to low O2 levels effect the pulmonary arterioles?

A

constrict

37
Q

increased pressure in the pulmonary arteries would increase

A

afterload to RV

38
Q

how would increased pressure in the pulmonary arteries affect ESV?

A

increased

39
Q

Low O2 in the lungs will […] pulmonary arterioles

A

constrict

40
Q

low O2 levels […] pulmonary vascular resistance

A

increase

41
Q

increased pulmonary vascular resistance results in […] rate of runoff

A

decreased