Hemodynamics, Systemic Circulation Flashcards

1
Q

Arteries: _____________ pressure

A

High

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2
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Arterioles: ____________ pressure, sm. m. walls can contract to control flow by changing resistance

A

Moderate

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3
Q

Capillaries: ____________ cross-sectional area, _____________ endothelial lining, nutrient, waste and gas exchange

A

Large

Single

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4
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Veins: ___________ pressure, ____________ volume, can contract to move blood to arterial side to increase BP

A

Low

Large

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5
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Circulatory system
1. Mitral valve->left ventricle->aortic valve
2.
3.
4.
5. Right atrium
6.
7. 
8. Pulmonary vein->right atrium->circle back to 1
A
  1. Aorta (100%)
  2. Cerebral (15%) + coronary (5%) + renal (25%) + gastrointestinal (25%) + skeletal muscle (25%) + skin (5%) (arteries in, veins out)
  3. Vena cava (100%)
  4. Tricuspid valve->right ventricle->pulmonic valve
  5. Pulmonary artery (100%)-> lungs
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6
Q

Velocity of blood flow
V=
Can be calculated for single vessel knowing its _________________________ and ______________
Can also be determined knowing ___________________________________ and _______________

A
Q/A
Cross sectional area
Flow
Total, summed cross sectional area of parallel circuits
Flow
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7
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Relationships between blood flow, pressure, and resistance
Q=
Can be determined through individual vessel or segment of vessel or through entire system
CO=

A

Q(flow)=delta P (pressure gradient)/R (resistance)

CO (cardiac output)=(arterial pressure-venous pressure)/TPR(total peripheral resistance)

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8
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Poiseuille’s law

A
R=(8nl)/(pi(r)^4)
n=viscosity
l=length of vessel
pi=pi
r=vessel radius
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9
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If vascular resistances are added in ______________ then simply add individual resistances for total
If vascular resistances are added in ________________ then formula for total resistance is more complicated

A

Series

Parallel

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10
Q

Adding resistance beds in series __________________ resistance

A

Increases

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11
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Adding resistance beds in parallel ______________ total resistance

A

Decreases

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12
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Adding series resistances

A

Rtotal=R1 + R2 + R3 +R4 + R5

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13
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Adding parallel resistances

A

1/Rtotal = 1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3 + 1/R4 + 1/R5 + 1/R6

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14
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When velocity is high, cross sectional area __________, density _____________ and/or viscosity is ______________ blood flow becomes _______________ turbulent

A

Large
Heavy
Low
More

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15
Q

Reynolds number

A
Nr=pdv/n
p=density 
d=diameter 
v=velocity 
n=viscosity

If greater than 2000 then considered to transition from laminar to turbulent flow

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16
Q

Compliance is how _____________ it is to cause a vessel to ____________
Compliance =

A

Easy
Expand
Compliance = (change in volume)/(change in pressure)

17
Q

Compliance levels
Artery-
Artery (aging)-
Vein-

A

Low
Lowest
Highest

18
Q

Where is the largest pressure drop in the cardiovascular system?

A

Arterioles

19
Q

Clinically reported “systolic pressure” is ______________ pressure reached in _____________ artery

A

Greatest

Large

20
Q

Clinically reported “diastolic pressure” is _____________ pressure reached in ____________ artery

A

Lowest

Large

21
Q

Systolic pressure=120
Diastolic pressure=80
Pulse pressure=
Mean pressure=

A

Pulse pressure=systolic-diastolic=120-80=40

Mean pressure=diastolic+1/3pulse=80+(40/3)=93.3

22
Q

A decrease in arterial compliance would cause pulse pressure to ____________
Systolic pressure would ______________
Diastolic pressure may ____________________ or could actually ___________

A

Increase
Increase
Stay the same
Decrease

23
Q

Increase resistance would shift the entire arterial pressure curve _________ with no change in ____________ or _______________

A

Up
Shape
Pulse pressure

24
Q

Venous pressure

____________ pressure, ____________ compliance, ____________ volume

A

Low
High
Large