Cardiac Output & Venous Return & Control of blood flow Flashcards

1
Q

in the CO/venous return graph, how do you find CO/VR?

A

at the intersection of the lines, straight over to y-axis

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2
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in the CO/venous return graph, how do you find mean systemic filling pressure?

A

where the line intersects the x-axis

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3
Q

what is the normal plateau level of a cardiac function curve?

A

13L/min

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4
Q

what decreases the plateau level of a cardiac function curve?

A

cardiac failure

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5
Q

what increases the plateau level of a cardiac function curve?

A

sympathetic stimulation

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6
Q

what percent of total cardiac output goes to the heart itself?

A

5%

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7
Q

what increases local blood flow?

A

increased adenosine or decreased O2

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8
Q

which is the most potent vasodilator: increased adenosine or decreased O2

A

adenosine

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9
Q

what kind of heart has the best blood supply and why?

A
  • well conditioned
  • local control of blood flow is more important than ANS
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10
Q

what effect does exercise have on the coronary system?

A

dilates it (increased adenosine)

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11
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when does the heart receive blood flow?

A

only during diastole

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