Blood Flow And Hemodynamics Flashcards

1
Q

Which valve has 3 valves and which side is it on?

A

Tricuspid valve in the right side

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2
Q

The mitral valve is the

A

Bicuspid valve on the left side

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3
Q

Semilunar valves

A

Pulmonary and aortic valves

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4
Q

How many type of fibers do we have in the heart?

A

Circular longitudinal and oblique

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5
Q

Equals the total volume of blood flow through systemic or pulmonary circulation

A

Cardiac Output

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6
Q

Amount of blood ejected from either the right or left ventricle in one beat

A

Stroke volume

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7
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Cardiac output equals

A

Stroke volume x heart rate

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8
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Frictional resistance to blood flow provided by all the vessels between the aorta and right atrium

A

Total peripheral resistance

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9
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Small radius change in radius has a large effect on flow

A

True; a 5% increase in radius produces > 20% increase in flow at the same P

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10
Q

Ventricle contraction

A

Systolic pressure

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11
Q

Relaxing of the heart

A

Diastolic

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12
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Represents the driving force averaged over the time of the heartbeat obtained from bisecting the integral of the pressure curve

A

Mean arterial pressure

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13
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Lowest velocity of blood flow

A

Through the capillaries which allows time for exchange of fluid and solutes with the tissues

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14
Q

Doppler ultrasound is a test that measures

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Cardiac output by bouncing high frequency sound waves off circulating red blood cells and measuring the frequency change in reflected sound

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15
Q

Pressure drop is proportional to the

A

Resistance in each segment of the vascular use

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16
Q

The greatest change in pressure is in the

A

Arterioles

17
Q

Greatest resistance is in the

A

Arterioles

18
Q

Pulse dampening and distribution

19
Q

Distribution of arterial blood

A

Large arteries

20
Q

Distribution and resistance

A

Small arteries

21
Q

Resistance- pressure and flow regulation

A

Arterioles

22
Q

Exchange

A

Capillaries

23
Q

Exchange, collection and capacitance

24
Q

Capacitance function- blood volume

25
Collection of venous blood
Vena cava
26
Why can capillaries withstand high pressures?
Small vessels can withstand high pressures because their radii are small
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Drop from arterioles and capillaries
70-30= 40