Fluid Dynamics Flashcards

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1
Q

What is another word for the measurement of stiffness?

A

Elasticity

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2
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General formula for elasticity

A

stress/strain

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3
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Viscoelasticity

A

has a changing elasticity, so is not linear

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4
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Stress

A

aka pressure= force/area

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5
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Hydrostatic pressure variables

A

Density, gravity, height of fluid

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6
Q

What is the driving force that moves biological fluids?

A

Pressure

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7
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Perfusion definition

A

volume and distribution of blood flow

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8
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Whole body perfusion

A

cardiac output

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9
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Hydrostatic pressure’s influence on absolute pressure and pressure gradient

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Affects pressure inside the vessels, but not the pressure gradient that determines blood flow

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10
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Pressure difference between the inside and outside pressures on a vessel

A

Transmural pressure

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11
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What does the body do to counteract constant hypertension?

A

hypertrophy (increase wall thickness)

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12
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Compliance

A

Reciprocal of elasticity. Strain/stress OR volume/pressure

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13
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Flow velocity formula

A

velocity*area

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14
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Viscosity

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Slipperiness between layers of a fluid. More=flatter cone, less = more pointy cone.

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15
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What are small blood vessel’s impact on viscoity? (Fahraeus-Lindquivst Effect)

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Decreased area=decreased velocity, so RBC will migrate to the center while WBCs/platelets migrate to the perimeter

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16
Q

Reynolds number represents what?

A

Turbulent flow

17
Q

Bruit

A

audible sound with stethoscope in an artery

18
Q

What is a non-invasive test of fetal anemia?

A

Doppler ultrasound. Low velocity = low hemocrit

19
Q

Factors affecting viscosity

A

Hemocrit, plasma proteins, Fahraeus-Lindquivst Effect, RBC deformity, temperature

20
Q

Factors affecting turbulent flow

A

Velocity, obstructions/rough surfaces, sharp turns, viscosity of blood

21
Q

What are length and viscosity’s ipact on resistance?

A

length (4x’s impact). Viscosity direct impact

22
Q

Resisters in series (Really simple)

A

Add together

23
Q

Resisters in parallell

A

Add the fractions

24
Q

Starling resistor

A

Collapsable vessel