control of blood pressure BAROREFLEXES Flashcards
1
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medulla (afferent activity)
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- carotid sinus CN IX
- aortic arch CN X
2
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autonomic nervous system
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- parasympathetic NS
- sympathetic NS
3
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Parasympathetic NS
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- nicotinic
found in the ganglion, synapse of the spinal cord - muscurinic
found in the end organs, smooth muscle, glands
4
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sympathetic NS
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- alpha 1
- alpha 2
- beta 1
- beta 2
5
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alpha 1
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- blood vessels
6
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alpha 2
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- CNS, pre synaptic terminal nerves, responsible for auto regulation and the release of NE
7
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beta 1
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- it increases heart rate, it affects blood pressure JG cells of the kidney release renin therefore it release AG II, aldosterone
8
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beta 2
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- blood vessels, non innervated not connected the ANS
9
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MAP
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- CO x TPR
- CO = HR x SV
10
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MAP
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- is controlled by ANS and hormones
- ANS
parasympathetic- M2 receptors will decrease heart rate
sympathetic- beta 1 increase heart rate, increase SV by JG cells action in the kidney and alpha 1 increase TPR because it vasoconstrics the blood vessels
11
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MAP
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HORMONES Angiotensin II - constricts vessels increase TPR - increase aldosterone save Na and water, increase preload, increases SV ADH - attracts water causing increase volume - increasing preload - increasing SV Atrial natriuretic peptide ANP produced by RA - Na loss causing decrease SV
12
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increase MAP, hypertension
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- increase afferent fibers
- decrease CO by decrease HR, stimulating parasympathetic by M2 receptors
- decrease TPR by inhibiting alpha 1 (sympathetic)
13
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baroreceptor reflex
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- short term regulation of BP
14
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RAAS
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- long term regulation of BP
15
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carotid massage
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- increase afferent activity to the CNS
- stimulate parasympathetic increase
- inhibit sympathetic
- decreasing BP and HR
