Exam 1 extra stuff Flashcards
convective transport
movement of blood around body so diffusion can occur over short distances (einstein principle)
flow equation (two of them)
Q=VA
Q=deltaP/R
What is anomolous viscosity?
blood viscosity depends on blood velocity (increasing viscosity decreases velocity)
What is Pouseilles equation?
All the things that influence magnitude of blood flow:
Q=(πdPr^4)/(8L*viscosity)
various segments of blood vessels (aorta, arteries, arterioles) are arranged in _______
series
Rtotal is summation
within each segment of blood vessels (arterioles) are arranged in _____
parallel
1/Rtot=1/R1+1/R2….
means that more vessels in parallel DECREASES resistance
MBP equation
MBP=COxTPR
force of flowing blood on endothelial cells
shear stress
law of laplace
force of wall on structure - force that makes structure open up
wall tension T=Pxr
wall stress: sigma = Pxr/th
compliance
stretchiness of vessel/structure
C=V/P
atrial systole
in late diastole “atrial kick” where atria contract and force small amount of blood into ventricles. accounts of 15-20% of blood
sequence of events in the heart
atrial systole –> IVC –> rapid ventricular ejection –> reduced ventricular ejection –> IVR –> rapid ventricular filling –> reduced ventricular filling (aka DIASTASIS)
how do sympathetics increase HR?
they speed up phase 4 depolarization and activate funny channels and L type channels
how do parasympathetics slow HR?
they activate K conductance (if there is more K, harder to depolarize)
the primary mechanism for the strenght/rate/duration of the cardiac contraciton is by
changing the amplitude and duration of the Ca2+ transient