Hemodynamics Flashcards

1
Q

stroke vol
def?
healthy vol?
avg vol?

A

amt of blood ejected by the each ventricle with each beat

  • 60 to 130mL
  • 70 to 80mL
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2
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preload
result of low preload?
relation with SV
relationship with diastole
avg pressure
A

amt of blood in each ventricle before contraction

  • leads to low BP–> hypovolemic shock
  • positive rel
  • both at rest when in this phase
  • 120/80mmHg
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3
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Afterload
-high force? causes? fix?
low force? cause? fix? result?

A

pressure rqd to open valves to eject blood that fills the ventricles
-aortic and pulmonary valve
high BP, caused by fatty deposits, plaque formation, anything that constricts the lumen. fix with med and life changes
-low BP, caused by dehydration, hypovolemia, fix with increasing bodily fluids and constricting the lumen-meds

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4
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contractility

result of low contractility, to fix?

A

the squeeze of ventricle muscles to squeeze blood thru aortic and pulmonary valve to the body
-CHF, reduce with lasix

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5
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what causes low contractility

A

sedentary lifestyle, food choice, and age

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6
Q

diseases that causes low contractility

medication that helps

A
fibrosis
cardiomyopathy
heart attack
all lead to heart failure
digoxin
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7
Q

compliance

A

how stiff the ventricles can become

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8
Q

factors that affect SV

A

afterload, preload, contractility

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9
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Frank-Starling Law

A

states that as the volume of blood sent to the ventricles by the end of diastole increases, the heart stretches more, and has to contract more to push the blood out
-high preload= high contractility and afterload–> high systole

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10
Q

what causes a low preload

A

anything that causes excessive loss of fluids

-N&V, D, excessive loss of blood, dehydration

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11
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relationship with afterload and sv

A

increase pressure, e.g. vasoconstrict, afterload incr, SV dec.

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12
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relationship with afterload and sv

A

increase pressure, e.g. vasoconstrict, afterload incr, SV dec.

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13
Q
CO
normal
AVG
what inc?
what dec?
A
amt if blood the heart ejects/min
HR*SV
3500-8000mL/min
5500
increased by ex, flight/fight, stress
hyposhock when really down, decreased by fluid loss, dehydrated
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14
Q

MAP
normal
avg
formula

A

how well the heart is perfusing tissue organs
avg pressure in arteries during one cardiac cycle
normal: 70 to 100mmHG
avg=60
[SBP+ 2(DBP)]/3

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