Chapter 15: Alterations in blood flow Flashcards

1
Q

what does the circulatory circuit do?

A

functions in absorption and delivery of nutrients
oxygen uptake
delivery and removal

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2
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how long does it take to move 5 liters of blood through the entire circuit?

A

1 minute

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3
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what do arteries contain in comparison to veins ?

A

elastic tissue

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4
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what does the intima layer function in?

A

protrudes into the lumen creating valves that prevent the back flow of blood

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5
Q

True or false: blood flow is measured as a given number of liters or millimeters per second, minute, or hour

A

true

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6
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describe how pressure works

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blood moves from areas of high-pressure arteries to an area of low pressure veins which means greater pressure difference, the greater the blood flow
pressure and blood flow are directional directly proportional

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7
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what are the determinants of vascular resistance?

A

blood viscosity
vessel radius
vessel length

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8
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True or false: the longer the blood vessels, the higher the resistance, and lower the flow

A

True

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9
Q

turbulent flow is generated where

A

vessel bifurcation

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10
Q

what is clinically important in capillaries

A

Capillary fluid pressure

plasma colloid osmotic pressure

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11
Q

what are the controls of blood flow?

A
extrinsic Mechanisms (Central)
Intrinsic mechanisms (local)
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12
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What happens when systemic vascular resistance is increased?

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causes the heart to work harder to meet metabolic demands of the body

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13
Q

thrombosis is initiated by alterations in what?

A

blood flow: slow or turbulent flow
vessel wall: damage or inflammation to the intimal wall of vessel
blood coagulability: emergence of a hypercoagulable state

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14
Q

arterial thrombosis is classified as?

A

clot within an artery reduces flow and increases turbulence which enhances thrombosis enlargement and formation of more thrombi

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15
Q

True or false: Venus thrombosis symptoms may be absent or maybe life-threatening secondary to pulmonary and embolism

A

true

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16
Q

what is the major reason for arterial disease?

A

atherosclerosis: hardening of the arteries

17
Q

what is arthrosclerosis an underlying condition of?

A

hypertension
renal disease
cardiac disease
peripheral arterial disease

18
Q

where are aneurysms mostly found?

A

cerebral circulation
thoracic aorta
abdominal aorta

19
Q

Alterations in venous flow can be accompanied with ?

A
edema
venous stasis 
inflammation
ulcers
pain
20
Q

True or false: lymphedema is most common in the US because of lymph node removal and radiation

A

false

secondary lymphedema