L21 Arterial Blood Pressure Flashcards
Blood pressure is the _____ of circulating ___ against the walls of _____. It is due to work done by the _____ by pumping blood through the ______ system.
pressure
blood
blood vessels
heart
circulatory
The main factors determining arterial BP is ?
- Cardiac output
- Total peripheral resistance - the resistance to blood flow in the arteries
- Blood volume - the total amount of blood in the body
Mean arterial pressure ( MAP ) is the ______ pressure in the ____ throughout the cardiac cycle.
average
aorta
Systolic pressure is the ____ arterial BP attained during _________.
peak
ventricular contraction
Diastolic pressure is the _____ arterial BP occurring during the _____ between heart beats.
minimum
ventricular relaxation
Arterial BP is written as a ratio of _____ over ____ pressure.
systolic
diastolic
Pulse pressure is the _______ between systolic and diastolic pressure.
difference
Formula of arterial pressure is?
Cardiac output x total peripheral resistance
Arterial pressure can be increased by?
- Constricting almost all arterioles
-Constricting large vessels
-directly increasing cardiac output
2 ways of neural regulatory mechanism are ?
- Autonomic regulation
- Medullary regulation
Sympathetic nerve fibers innervate ____ vessels EXCEPT _______ and________ and some ______.
all
capillaries
precapillary sphincters
metarterioles
Medullary regulation is based on 2 different centers located in the medulla which are?
- Vasomotor centre
- Cardiac vagal centre
Short term regulation of BP are regulated by?
- Baroreceptors
2.Carotid and Aortic Baroreceptors
Baroreceptors are _____ receptors located in the _____ and _____ arteries. They sense changes in the _____ and send signals to the _____. The brain then adjusts the ____ and ____ to restore blood pressure to normal.
sensory
aorta
carotid
blood pressure
brain
CO
TPR
When arterial bp rises, baroreceptors are _____ and send _______ impulses to the nucleus of ______ through ______ and _____ nerves.
The nucleus of ______ acts on both ____ area and ____ area of _____ center. It inhibits the ______ area and excites the _____ area. Inhibition of _____ area reduces ______.
activated
stimulatory
tractus solitarius
glossopharyngeal
vagus
tractus solitarius
vasoconstrictor
vasodilation
vasomotor
vasoconstrictor
vasodilation
vasoconstriction
vasomotor tone