Coronary Work Flashcards

1
Q

how to calculate cardial consumption?

A

multiply the flow of blood thru the tissue by the difference in oxygen concentration between the arteries and veins

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2
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list 5 factors that increase mycardial oxygen consumption

A
  1. increased heart rate
  2. increased basal metabolism
  3. increased stroke volume
  4. increased ventricular wall tension
  5. contractile state
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3
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What are some ways to measure cardiac performance which one is best?

A
  1. tension developed
  2. pressure developed
  3. stroke volume
  4. stroke work- actually used
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4
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what are the two ways to increase stroke work?

A

increase pressure generated and increase volume output

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5
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what is the most efficient way to increase stroke work? why?

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increasing the stroke volume. d/t laplaces law, T= Pr/2w. doubling volume will only increase r by 1.25 times, so it is less expensive than doubling pressure

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6
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what are 5 local regulators of vascular smooth muscle?

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all of the following cause dilation:

  1. decreased o2
  2. increased co2
  3. increased H
  4. increase adenosine
  5. increased K
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7
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how can the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system affect smooth muscle indirectly?

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sympathetic innervation can increase heart rate, CO, SV, and contractility- all which are an increased performance and thus will require increased VO2. this is sensed via local regulators
parasympathetic- opposite except it lowers heart rate

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8
Q

why does coronary flow fluctuate between systole and diastole?

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during contraction (systole), the vessels themselves contract and blood cannot flow thru

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9
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when is coronary flow highest? lowest?

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highest during diastole. lowest during isovolumetric contraction (systole)

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10
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Why does blood flow need to increase for the heart to do more work?

A

the heart is very efficient at extracting oxygen from the blood at rest. Thus, there is no ability for it to increase oxygen consumption w/o increasing the amount of blood to the tissue

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