CHAPTER 25 VENOUS HEMODYNAICS Flashcards

1
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What is intraluminal pressure?

A

Pressure exerted on the venous wall from WITHIN THE VEINS.

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What is interstitial pressure?

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The pressure exerted on the venous walls from OUTSIDE THE VEINS.

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What is transmural pressure??

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The difference between intraluminal and interstitial pressure.

intraluminal-interstitial = transmural

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4
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How is transmural pressure related to intraluminal pressure.

A

Directly

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5
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What is known as “across the wall” pressure?

A

Transmural

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6
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What does transmural pressure determine?

A

The cross-sectional shape of the veins.

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7
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Elliptical or dumbbell shape vein has what 3 things?

A
  1. Lower blood volume
  2. Lower intraluminal pressure
  3. Low transmural pressure
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8
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Does an elliptical shaped vein have a higher or lower resistance?

A

Higher resistance

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9
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A circular shaped vein has what 3 things?

A
  1. higher intraluminal pressure
  2. Higher blood volume
  3. Higer transmural pressure
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10
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Does a circular shaped vein higher or lower resisant?

A

Lower resistant

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11
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How are volume and transmural pressure related?

A

directly

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12
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What does compliance within the veins allow for?

A

Maintains pressure gradient for blood to flow.

Allows for an increase in blood without an increase in blood pressure.

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13
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What is hydrostatic pressure?

A

Pressure within a column of fluid extending from the heart to the level where the pressure is being measured.

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14
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What is the formula for hydrostatic pressure?

A

Hp=pgh

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15
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What is the hydrostatic pressure of a supine individual?

A

0mmHg

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16
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What is the hydostatic pressure at the ankles of a standing individual?

17
Q

Above the heart, what is hydrostatic pressure?

18
Q

In calves with competent venous valves which way will blood flow?

A

One way, or unidirectional.

19
Q

With an effective calf muscle pump, how much of the blood will be ejected?

A

> = to 60%

20
Q

In calves with incompetent venous valves, what way will blood flow?

A

antegrade and retrograde

21
Q

Incompetent valves will have increased what?

A
  1. pressure
  2. pooling
22
Q

Incompetent venous valves will have decreased what?

A
  1. venous return
  2. cardiac output
23
Q

Veins at rest (post contraction) act as what?

A

reservoirs for blood collection, with competent valves, maintain unidirectional movement of blood.

24
Q

What is referred to as the “venous heart”

A

Calf muscles

25
During inspiration the diaphragm does what?
Descends
26
During inspiration there is a decrease in what?
intrathoracic pressure (in the arms, head and neck). ***** Blood loves to go the way of less pressure****
27
During inspiration there is an increase in what?
intra-abdominal pressure
28
During inspiration, blood increases where?
in the arms, head, and neck veins.
29
During expiration, there is an increase where?
in the intra-abdominal pressure
30
During expiration, there is a decrease in what?
intrathoracic pressure
31
During expiration, blood flow increases where?
in the lower extremity
32
Portal vein flow has what 2 qualities?
1. minimially phasic 2. almost no variation with respiration
33
What does a valsalva maneuver cause?
1. increased intrathoracic pressure 2. increased intra-abdominal pressure
34
During a valsalva maneuver what is halted?
Venous return is halted.
34
What is normal venous flow called?
spontaneous
35
What is flow with alternating respirations?
Phasic flow
36
Visible flow with hand compression is what?
augmentable
37
Vessels close to the heart are what?
1. Pulsatile 2. bidirectional