Hemodynamics Flashcards

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What is preload?

A

Volume of blood in the ventricle at end-diastole. Muscle stretch at end diastole.

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Increase/decrease in preload means what for SV?

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Increase in preload = increase in SV
Decrease in preload = decrease in SV

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3
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What is afterload?

A

Tension of emptying that must be overcome. Resistance to ventricular emptying.

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Increase/decrease in afterload means what for SV?

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Increase in afterload = decrease in SV
Decrease in afterload = increase in SV

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5
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What is inotropic force?

A

Contractility of the heart muscle or force of contraction.

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6
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What is chronotropic force?

A

Rate of contraction / heart rate.

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Increase/decrease in inotropy means what for SV?

A

Increase in inotropy = increase in SV
Decrease in inotropy = decrease in SV

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8
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What is the Frank-Starling law?

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More preload (more volume delivered to the heart) = more SV (more volume ejected).

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