Exercise: Pathophysiology and Testing Flashcards

1
Q

Describe the Fick principle.

A

The Fick principle gives amount of blood extracted by the tissues per time. The equation for it is (arterial O2 - venous O2) x cardiac output

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2
Q

During exercise, blood diverts from the _____ to the _______.

A

organs; muscles

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3
Q

Cardiac output in early exercise is increased by ____________.

A

withdrawal of the parasympathetic input

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4
Q

Cardiac output in late exercise is increased by _____________.

A

sympathetic stimulation

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5
Q

What leads to increased venous return?

A

Vasoconstriction (in non-exercising tissues like organs), muscles pumping veins, and negative thoracic pressure

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6
Q

Catecholamines include __________.

A

norepinephrine and epinephrine

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7
Q

Endurance athletes have a ________ shift in the Frank-Starling curve.

A

leftward

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8
Q

Endurance athletes have a higher _________ at rest.

A

stroke volume

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9
Q

Greater blood flow occurs during exercise due to __________.

A

decreased vascular resistance

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10
Q

Blood flow during exercise does not depend on ___________.

A

blood viscosity

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11
Q

Why is diastolic blood pressure a better indicator of health?

A

Because systolic pressure depends largely on ventricular contraction–which can change–but diastolic blood pressure depends on vascular compliance and relaxation.

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12
Q

How is vaso-regulation different in organs and muscle during exercise?

A

In organs, vasoconstriction occurs due to input from the sympathetic nervous system, while in muscles vasodilation occurs due to autoregulation.

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13
Q

During exercise, the arteries have the same level of initial __________.

A

oxygen

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14
Q

What is mixed venous oxygen saturation?

A

Mixed venous oxygen saturation is the oxygen saturation of the blood in the pulmonary arteries. It is called “mixed” because it is from different tissues.

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15
Q

The rate-pressure product (RPP) is influenced mostly by ___________.

A

chronotropic work

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16
Q

Stroke volume and heart rate are dependent on exercise status. At high heart rates during exercise, stroke volume ________, while at rest stroke volume ___________.

A

increases (because of venoconstriction); decreases (because of decreased filling time)

17
Q

Stroke volume is greater when ________.

A

lying down

18
Q

______ L/min of cardiac output are required above baseline for every increased 1 L/min oxygen used.

A

6

19
Q

There is no difference between __________ at rest.

A

cardiac output between trained and untrained people

20
Q

During exercise, the absolute blood flow to the brain ________, while the percent of blood in the body that goes to the brain ________.

A

increases; decreases

21
Q

Give the Fick equation.

A

O2 used = cardiac output x (arterial O2 - venous O2)

22
Q

Ischemia effectively lowers the ______ at which ST-depression occurs.

A

RPP