Cardiac dynamics Flashcards

1
Q

Define stroke volume

A

Volume of blood ejected from the heart per beat

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2
Q

What is stroke volume measured in

A

ml

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3
Q

Define heart rate

A

Number of times the heart beats per min

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4
Q

What is heart rate measured in

A

bpm

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5
Q

Define cardiac output

A

Volume of blood ejected from the heart per minute

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6
Q

What is cardiac output measured in

A

l/min

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7
Q

How can max HR be calculated

A

220-age

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8
Q

What is bradycardia

A

HR under 60bpm

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9
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What is anticipatory rise

A

Slight rise in HR before exercise due to adrenaline

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10
Q

What happens to HR during exercise

A

Rises proportionately to intensity, rapid increase until steady state reached

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11
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What happens to HR post exercise

A

Initially drops due to less O2 demand, gradual drop to repay O2 debt

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12
Q

When does stroke volume occur

A

Ventricular systole (pumping out)

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13
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What is a regular stroke volume for untrained athletes at rest

A

60-90ml per beat

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14
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What is a regular stroke volume for trained athletes at rest

A

90-110ml per beat

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15
Q

What is a regular stroke volume for untrained athletes at sub maximal exercise

A

120-140ml per beat

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16
Q

What is a regular stroke volume for trained athletes at sub maximal exercise

A

160-200ml per beat

17
Q

What is a regular stroke volume for untrained athletes at maximal exercise

A

Slight decrease from sub maximal

18
Q

What is a regular stroke volume for trained athletes at maximal exercise

A

Slight decrease from sub maximal

19
Q

Why does stroke volume decrease at max intensity

A

Firing rate of SA node increases due to reduced time for heart to fill

20
Q

What are 2 reasons that stroke volume increases

A

Increased venous return (greater diastolic filling)
Starlings law (more blood to heart leads to greater end diastolic volume)

21
Q

What is ejection fraction

A

How much of the potential blood in left ventricle is ejected per beat

22
Q

What is a normal ejection fraction %, and what is too high

A

Normal - 50-70%
Too high - 75%+ (heart condition)

23
Q

What is the formula for cardiac output

A

Cardiac output (Q) = Heart rate (HR) x Stroke volume (SV)

24
Q

What is a regular cardiac output for untrained athletes at rest

25
What is a regular cardiac output for trained athletes at rest
5L/min
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What is a regular cardiac output for untrained athletes at sub maximal exercise
10-15L/min
27
What is a regular cardiac output for trained athletes at sub maximal exercise
15-20L/min
28
What is a regular cardiac output for untrained athletes at maximal exercise
20-30L/min
29
What is a regular cardiac output for trained athletes at maximal exercise
30-40L/min
30
When does cardiac output stop increasing with exercise intensity
When O2 demand is met
31
What does Starling's law state
Increased venous return results in increased SV or Q, and more blood returning forces a greater stretch of ventricular walls, causing stronger contraction and therefore greater SA node firing rate