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Hemodynamics Flashcards

1
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circulatory system is

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closed

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2
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CO =

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5 L/min

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3
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pressure gradient is created by

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heart

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4
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RA pressure =

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0 mmHg

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5
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flow occurs from ___ to ___ pressure

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high to low

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6
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circulatory system is comprised of

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heart - arteries- arterioles- capillaries - venules - veins- back to heart

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7
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flow is created by

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pressure gradient

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8
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capacitance vessels

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veins

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9
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blood makeup

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plasma = water, protein

RBC, WBC, platelets

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10
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hematocrit

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% of RBC in blood

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11
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flow regulating mechanisms

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CO, cardiac function, tone + elasticity of vessels, interconnecting arterioles

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12
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principle point of resistance

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interconnecting arterioles

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13
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regulators

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interconnecting arterioles

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14
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vasomotor tone

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constriction, dilation of vessels

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15
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Starlings law

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stretch - > force of contraction of ventricles

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16
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HR is affected by

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baroreceptors, chemoreceptors, exercise

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17
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Windkessel effect

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elasticity of vessel, wall compliance, tone

reflection of wave back up vessel wall, creates dicrotic notch

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18
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arterial pulse pressure wave

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pressure wave is propagated throughout arterial tree with each contraction of heart.
pressure wave velocity increases as it moves into smaller, stiffer peripheral arterioles

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19
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times it takes for pressure wave to travel from heart to foot

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250 ms

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20
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arterial pulse pressure wave occurs in

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vessel wall, independent of blood

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21
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volume flow

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volume of blood passing a point per unit of time

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22
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adult blood flow rate

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5 L/min

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23
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Q =

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(A) X (TAV)

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24
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Continuity rule

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volume in closed system must stay constant. Blood volume is not lost or created (conservation of matter)

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25
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Continuity rule in case of stenosis

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since the same volume of blood must pass, but the area is smaller, the velocity therefore must increase

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26
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Continuity equation

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A1V1 = A2V2

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27
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if area is halved, then velocity is

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doubled

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28
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a change in area affects

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pressure and flow

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29
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density of blood

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1.05 g/mL

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30
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viscosity of blood

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0.035 poise

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31
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viscosity is created by

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internal frictional forces within the fluid

32
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viscosity of blood is affected by

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hypothermia, polycythemia, severe anemia

33
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Q =

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delta P/ R

34
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if resistance increases, Q ____

A

decreases

35
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if pressure gradient increases, Q ____

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increases

36
Q

Poiseuille’s law

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describes flow through a tube

37
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Poiseuille’s law states that flow is related to

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viscosity, radius, length, pressure gradient

38
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greatest factor in Poiseuille’s law affecting flow is

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radius/diameter

39
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if diameter in stenosis is 1/2 the original lumen, the flow will be reduced ___ times

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16 times

r^2

40
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increase in viscosity will ___ resistance

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increase

41
Q

increase in tube length will ___ resistance

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increase

42
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increase in diameter will ___ resistance

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decrease

43
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decrease in diameter will ___ resistance

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increase

44
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2 types of fluid energy

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potential, kinetic

45
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E total =

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E potential + E kinetic

46
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potential energy is

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intravascular pressure and gravitational potential energy

47
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kinetic energy is

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related to motion of blood

48
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Bernoulli principle

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increase in velocity of fluid occurs simultaneously with a decrease in pressure or potential energy

49
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pressure and velocity are ___ related

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inversely

50
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when blood accelerates/decelerates energy is

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converted back and forth from potential to kinetic anc back

51
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an increase in velocity will cause a ___ in P

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decrease

52
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parabolic flow profile

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laminar flow, speed varies across tube, highest in center, slowest at edges,

53
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average velocity in laminar flow

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= 1/2 max speed

54
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plug flow

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laminar flow, flattened parabola, more uniform in speed

55
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plug flow is usually found in

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large vessels, at branch points

56
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jet flow

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high velocity at narrowing

57
Q

disturbed flow

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mild turbulence

58
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disturbed flow occurs at

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bifurcations, curves, near heart

59
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turbulent flow

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non-linear, multiple directions and velocities,

60
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turbulent flow is found at

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distal to stenosis

61
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Reynolds number

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predicts turbulence

62
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Reynolds number =

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> 2000 = turbulence

63
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Reynolds number =

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[average flow speed x tube diam x density ] / viscosity

64
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2 patterns of pulsatile flow

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high res, low res

65
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organs supplied by low res

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essential for life, need constant perfusion

66
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RI =

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A-B / A

67
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PI =

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A- B / mean

68
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S/D

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PSV /EDV

69
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BOUNDARY layer

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layer of fluid in which the surface of the vessel wall has exerted its influence by means of viscous drag

70
Q

velocity at boundary layer

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0 at wall

71
Q

boundary layer separation

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free boundary between layers of fluid moving in opposite directions, can be found in carotid bulb

72
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flow preceding stenosis

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slows down

73
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flow at stenosis

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jet

74
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flow after stenosis

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turbulence

75
Q

flow further after stenosis

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tardus parvus

76
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Reynolds

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effects of change of diameter and speed on fluid flow patterns

77
Q

most common variant of aortic arch

A

bovine arch = common origin of brachiocephalic/innominate and LCCA

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