Cardiac Values Flashcards

1
Q

What is Rate Pressure Products and what does is measure?

A

AKA Double Pressure Product

RPP = HR x SBP

The pressure (workload) on the heart; predictor of myocardial oxygen demand

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2
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What is Cardiac Output

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CO = SV x HR (Units in L/minute)

Amount of blood pumped out from the heart per minute

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3
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How Does HR and Cardiac Output correlate with increasing with work rate?

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HR increases linearly, will eventually hit steady state

CO increases linearly with work rate

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4
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When does HR and CO reach a plateau?

A

100% VO2 Max

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5
Q

Blood pressure changes with increasing work rate?

A

MAP increases linearly

SBP increases

DBP remains fairly constant

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6
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What amount of change to DBP during exercise should raise a concern?

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Above or below 10 mmHg from their baseline.

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7
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How do Sympathetic and Parasympathetic stimulation influence HR?

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Parasympathetics: Slows down HR
Sympathetics: Increases HR

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8
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What components influence stroke volume

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Contraction Strength: Increases with increase contraction strength

End Diastolic Volume;Preload: Increases via Frank-Starling Mechanism

Increased TPR; Afterload, decresease SV

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9
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What is the formula for MAP?

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MAP = CO x TPR

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