Coronary circulation and temperature regulation Flashcards

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Q

Why is the right heart better perfused?

A
  1. Smaller afterload 2. Pressure gradient is more stable throughout cardiac cycle
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2
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Does water have high conductivity or low?

A

High

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3
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Does air have high conductivity or low?

A

Low

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4
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What does vasodilation do to conductivity?

A

Increase

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5
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What does vasoconstriction do to conductivity?

A

Decrease

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6
Q

Sweating is controlled by what type of nerve fibers?

A

Cholinergic sympathetic

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7
Q

What receptors regulate non-thermoregulatory sweating?

A

Alpha 1 (epi/ne)

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8
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What does activation of the anterior hypothalamic-preoptic area heat sensitive neurons do to thermoregulation?

A

Induces sweating, cutaneous vasodilation

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9
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What does the posterior hypothalamus do for thermoregulation?

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  1. Relay station for sensory inputs from periphery and anterior hypothalamus 2. Integrates response to warm or cold body
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10
Q

What is the primary motor center for shivering?

A

Dorsomedial portion of posterior hypothalamus

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11
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What initiates chemical thermogenesis?

A

SNS - heat production instead of ATP

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12
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Thyroxine production is involved in what thermoregulatory process?

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Adaptation to cold

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