Integration of CV mechanisms Flashcards

1
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Major resistance vessels?

A

Arterioles

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2
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What two factors affect blood flow in vessels? (resistance)

A
  1. Radius

2. Vessel length

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3
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What are the extrinsic control mechanisms for BP?

A
  1. Nerves

2. Hormones

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4
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Explain nerve control mechanisms

A
  1. Nerves- sympa/parasympahetic stimulation- causes vasoconstriction/ dilation respectively.
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5
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Explain hormone control mechanisms

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  1. Hormones- Adrenaline: on alpha receptors- vasoconstriction
    on B receptors- vasodilation
    - Angiotensin II: Vasoconstriction
    - Vasopressin: “
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6
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What are the intrinsic control mechanisms for BP?

A
  1. Physical

2. Chemical

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7
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What are the physical changes?

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  1. Temperature
    - Warmth- dilate
    - Cold- constrict
  2. Mygoenic response
    MAP falls- vasodilate
    MAP Rises- vasoconstrict
  3. Sheer Stress
    Dilatation of arterioles causes sheer stress in arteries upstream, making them dilate. Improves blood flow to local area
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