cardiovascular: introduction Flashcards

1
Q

vena cava pressure

A

3-8 mmHg (close to atm)

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2
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blood velocity

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25cm/sec

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3
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blood composition, osmolality, protein content

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composition: 45% cells
osmolality: 290micro-osmols/L
protein content: 70g/L

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4
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location of SA node and AV node

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SA: at junction of superior vena cava and RA
AV: bottom of RA

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5
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EDV/ESV/CO values

A

EDV: 120
ESV: 50
CO: 5L

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6
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proportion of blood contained in venous system

A

70%

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7
Q

calculate mean arterial pressure

why is it weighted towards diastolic pressure

A

MAP= diastolic + (sys- diastolic)/3

most of cardiac cycle is spent in diastole

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8
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relationship between (change in pressure), flow and resistance

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change in pressure= flow x resistance

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9
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components of microcirculation, do they contain smooth muscle

A

terminal arterioles (have smooth muscle)
capillaries
post-capillary venules
lymphatic capillaries

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10
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how does inspiration affect flow through the venous system

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inspiration-> thorax volume increases-> thorax pressure drops-> vena cava pressure drops-> pressure gradient between venules and vc increases

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11
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which receptors can NA and adr act on

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NA: beta 1/ alpha 1
adr: beta 1/ alpha 1/ beta 2

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