Hemodynamics Flashcards

1
Q

Difference of pressure from high to low is called?

A

Pressure Gradient

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2
Q

What position is a patient in when their hydrostatic energy is 0mmHg at the ankle?

A

Supine

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3
Q

What position is a patient in when their hydrostatic energy is 100mmHg at the ankle?

A

Standing

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4
Q

What position is a patient in when their hydrostatic energy is a negative number; such as, -50mmHg?

A

Standing with arms raised

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5
Q

When resistance is increased, what happens to volume flow?

A

Volume flow decreases

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6
Q

Vessel resistance is caused by diameter (size), vessel length, blood viscosity, vessel wall elasticity, and how tortuous the vessels are. Which one of these has the biggest effects on resistance?

A

Vessel diameter/radius

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7
Q

What hemodynamic law describes the relationship of resistance, pressure gradient, and flow?

A

Poiseuille’s Law

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8
Q

When the radius is decreased, what happens to volume flow?

A

Decrease in volume flow

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9
Q

What organ controls our pressure gradient?

A

The heart

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10
Q

What part of our circulatory system has vaso-motor tone, which means they can change their size to meet the demands of the vascular bed?

A

Arterioles

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11
Q

Does high diastolic flow indicate a vaso dilated or vast constricted vascular bed?

A

Vaso dilated vascular bed

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12
Q

What are the three causes of vaso constriction, which increases resistance?

A

Cold, stress, smoking

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13
Q

What are the three causes of vaso dilation, which decreases resistance?

A

Heat, exercise, stenosis

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14
Q

What law describes the hemodynamics that occur with stenosis?

A

Law of Conservation of Mass
V=Q÷A

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15
Q

What describes the relationship of pressure and velocity when radius changes?

A

Bernoulli Effect

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16
Q

When velocity increases, what happens with the pressure?

A

The pressure decreases

17
Q

Does the pressure gradient have a direct or indirect relationship?

A

Direct.
When pressure gradient increases volume flow/flow rate, also increases

18
Q

Does resistance have a direct or inverse relationship with volume flow?

A

Indirect.
Increase resistance decrease volume flow

19
Q

Does a larger radius increase or decrease resistance?

A

Decreases resistance

20
Q

Does an increase in viscosity increase or decrease resistance?

A

Increases resistance

21
Q

Does volume flow and resistance have an inverse relationship?

A

Yes.

22
Q

Is velocity part of Poiseuille’s law?

A

No