cardiac output and venous return Flashcards

1
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value, Cardiac output of the heart

A

5 L/m
4,9 l/m in women
5.6 L/m in men

but varies throughout life

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2
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cardiac output (def)

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quantity of blood that goes out of the heart to systemic circulation

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3
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Venous return (def)

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amount of blood that returns from the systemic veins to the heart

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4
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Factors that change the cardiac output

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Basal metabolism
Physical exercise
Age
Body size

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5
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what is controlled by venous return

A

the cardiac output

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6
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frank sterlings law

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more distended- more filling - more blood goes out

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7
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if venous return increases what happens to the sinus node and therefore to the heart rate ?

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It distends the sinus node and increases the heart rate.

HEART ONLY BECOMES A LIMITING FACTOR F VR> PUMPING CAPACITY

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8
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PLATEAU VALUES FOR NORMAL, HYPEREFFECTIVE AND EXTREME HEART

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NORMAL: 13L/M
HYPEREFFECTIVE: 25 L/m
EXTREME: 30-40 L/m

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9
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PRELOAD: mitral valve, volume, pressure

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mitral valve opens due to the diff of pressures
blood enters the ventricle and reaches 140 ml of blood
th increase of volume is high but the pressure increases mildly

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10
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isovolumetric concentration phase: aortic and mitral valve, contraction and pressure

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aortic and mitral valves are closed
although contraction starts the volume is the same
the pressure increases dramatically and rapidly

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VENTRICULAR EJECTION: pressure, volume, stroke volume

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Lv pressure opens the aortic valve
volume starts to decrease and pressures continuous to increase
lv pressure no longer increases until it falls to the pressure of the aorta and then it closes
the stroke volume is 70ml

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ISOVOLUMETRIC RELAXATION (AFTERLOAD )

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when the aortic valve closes the ventricle relaxes and pressure decreases
volume is constant as no blood enters

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13
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IF PRELOAD INCREASES: VR, telediasuolic volume, stroke volume

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  • VR increases
  • Telediastolic volume increases
  • stroke volume increases
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14
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IF CONTRACTILITY INCREASES: pressure, blood ejection, stroke volume, telesistolic volume will?

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increased pressure
increased blood ejection
higher stroke volume
low telesistolic volume

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15
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IF AFTERLOAD INCREASES: aortic valve, stroke volume will?

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aortic valve opens at higher pressures and closes earlier

stroke volume is lower

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16
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HOW IS Cardiac Output MEASURED

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CO= heart beat volume * cardiac freq
CO= HR x STROKE VOLUME
17
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Fick’s method

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co= O2 absorbed per minuto by the lungs/arteriovenosus O2 diff