Blood Flow Flashcards

1
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Methods of capillary exchange

A

Diffusion

Transcytosis (vesicles)

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2
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Filtration

A

Fluids move out of capillaries to interstitial fluid

-Arterial end

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3
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Absorption

A

Fluids move from interstitial into capillaries

-Venous end

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4
Q

Hydrostatic Pressure

A

Forces fluid out of the capillary

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5
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Colloid osmotic pressure

A

Proteins inside the capillary pull fluid inside

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6
Q

Arterial End

A

Net filtration

Hydrostatic pressure b/c of blood pressure

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7
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Venous end

A

Net absorption

-Osmosis causes high colloid osmotic pressure

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8
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Korotkoff Sounds

A
  1. Snapping sound first heard at systolic pressure
  2. Murmurs heard for most of area b/w systolic and diastolic
    3-4. Pressures w/in 10mmhg above diastolic bp (thumping and muting)
  3. Silence as cuff drops below diastolic pressure
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9
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Pulse Pressure

A

Difference felt b/w diastolic (feel nothing) and systolic (feel a thump as artery expands)
-systolic-diastolic

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10
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Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)

A

average arterial pressure during cardiac cycle

-diastolic + 1/3 pulse pressure

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11
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Regulates blood pressure

A

CVCC

regulates heart rate, force of contraction, and arteriole diameter

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12
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Baroreceptors

A

Mechanoreceptors in aorta and carotid arteries that detect stretch

  • continuous action po. at normal bp
  • Stretching sends action po. to brain at higher freq
  • causes decrease in hr, decrease in force of contraction, and vasodilation of arterioles
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13
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Orthostatic Hypertension

A

Drop in bp upon standing

  • venous return and cardiac output decline
  • sensory info from baroreceptiors travel in nerves IX and X to medulla
  • Increase sympathetic
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14
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Hypertension

A

Chronic high blood pressure

  • common causes: obesity, Na sensitivity, insulin resistance, sleep apnea, genetics, age
  • Risk factor for strokes, heart attacks, aneurysm, renal failure
  • Liquorice
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15
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Essential Hypertension

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no medical cause found

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16
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Secondary Hypertension

A

high bp caused by another condition

-kidney disease, tumors

17
Q

Liver Mortis/Lividity

A

Settling of blood in body after death
-purple/red color in 1-3 hrs
Max in 6-12 hrs

18
Q

Aneurysm

A

Ballooning of artery

-can compression nearby structures, get infected, rupture

19
Q

Edema

A

Accumulation of fluid in interstitial spaces

  • Increase in hydrostatic pressure
  • decrease bp
  • decrease oncotic pressure
  • Na retention and inflammation
20
Q

Hypovolemic Shock

A

Shock due to low blood volue

-Sympathoadrenal activation leads to tachycardia, vasoconstriction to non vital organs, drop in hr, cold clammy skin

21
Q

Atherosclerosis

A

Inflammatory disease of arterial walls

-loss of elasticity of arteries

22
Q

Embolism

A

Blockage of blood vessel by embolus

-often blood clot but can be air embolism

23
Q

Ischemic Stroke

A

blood flow cut off by clot

24
Q

Hemorrhagic stroke

A

bleeding into brain