Exam #2: Circulation Overview Flashcards

1
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What three body systems work together to maintain pH?

A

Circulatory, respiratory and renal

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2
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Which two valves are associated with the left heart?

A
  • AV: mitral (bicuspid)

- SL: aortic

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3
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Which two valves are associated with the right heart?

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  • AV: tricuspid

- SL: pulmonary

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4
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What is systole? Is this depolarization or repolarization?

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Contraction (depolarization)

- Ventricles emptying (ejection of blood)

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5
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What is diastole? Is this depolarization or repolarization?

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Relaxation (repolarization)

- Ventricles filling

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6
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When does most myocardial perfusion occur?

A

Disatole (relaxation and ventricular filling)

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7
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How does vessel diameter relate to resistance?

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  • Wider vessel = less resistance

- Narrower vessel = more resistance

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8
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Where does the largest pressure drop occur in the heart? Where is the pressure the highest?

A

Arterioles

- Highest in aorta and arteries

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9
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What is the relationship between velocity and area if flow is constant?

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  • Larger area (capillaries) = smaller velocity

- Smaller area (aorta) = larger velocity

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10
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Where in the body is a series pattern of vessels seen?

A

Heart and lungs

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Where in the body is a parallel pattern of vessels seen? During exercise, how does this change?

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Rest of body besides heart and lungs (high in renal, GI and skeletal muscle)
- During exercise, skeletal muscle gets most of the cardiac output

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