CVS Flashcards

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What causes increase in blood flow in muscles?

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  1. Fall in tissue pO2
  2. Rise in tissue pCO2
  3. Accumulation of K and vasodilator metabolites (such as bradykinin)
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How is CO2 transported?

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  1. 20 - 30% carbamino compounds between CO2 and protein
  2. 10% dissolved CO2
  3. 60 -70% - HCO3 -
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What causes a decrease in CVP?

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  1. Epidural anaesthesia
  2. Vasodilation
  3. Sepsis
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What causes an increase in CVP?

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  1. Fluid challenge
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Where is ANP released from?

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Released from Atrial muscle cells when atria are stretched due to increased circulating blood volume

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What does ANP do?

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  1. Decreases blood volume by inhibiting release of RAA

2. Promotes renal vasodilation

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What happens with damage to AV node?

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  1. Prolonged PR interval
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What can affect pulse oximetry readings?

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  1. Arrhythmia
  2. Hypotension
  3. Vasoconstriction
  4. Abnormal Hb or pigments
  5. Movement
  6. Poor tissue perfusion
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