Lecture 19 Flashcards

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1
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Hemodynamics is

A

The study of blood flow

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2
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Motion of heart and blood flow is detected using

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Doppler effect

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3
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Doppler US will _____ , ______- and _______ blood flow

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Detect, qauntify and evaluate

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4
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Humans have _____L of blood

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5L

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5
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Blood consists of (4)

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RBC, WBC, platelets, pasma

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6
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Blood functions to carry

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02 CO2 nutrients and waste

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7
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Arteries have valves or no

A

No

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8
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Veins have ______ pulsatile flow than arteries

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Pulsatile flow

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9
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Pumping f the veins is from

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Leg muscle contractions

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10
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Between arteries and veins which are compressible

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Veins

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11
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Arteries become

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Aterioles

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12
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Veins extend from

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Venules

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13
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Capillaries

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Nutrient and gas transfer
Few micormeters in fize
Join artioles and venules

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14
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Valves

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One-way
Prevent backflow of blood
In the heart and veins

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15
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Stenotic valves

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Dont open enough

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16
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Insufficiency/regurgitation

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Valves od close enough

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17
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Hydrostatic pressure

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Equivalent to the weight of a column f blood

18
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Hydrostatic pressure _________ WITH DISTANCE BELOW HEART

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INCREASES

19
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In a supine patient the hydrostatic pressure is

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0 mmHg

20
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In a standing patient the pressure in the veins is

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100 mm/Hg

21
Q

Inspiiration

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Diaphragm moves down
Increase in thoracic volume, decrease in thoracic pressure
Decreases in abdominal volume and increase in abdominal pressure
Stop venous return from legs

22
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Valsalva

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Patient can be asked to hold thier breath and bear down

Increase in abdominal pressure

Stops venous return from legs

23
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Expiration

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Diaphragm moves up
Decrease thoracic volume, increase in thoracic pressure
Increase in abdominal volume, decrease in abdominal pressure
Venous blod returns from legs

24
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Pressure is

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Driving force behind fluid flow

25
Q

Pressure equation and unit

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P = force/ area

Pa or N/m2

26
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a _________ is required for a fluid to flow

A

Pressure difference (delta P)

27
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Volumetric flow rate

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Volume of blood passing a point per unit of time

28
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Equation and units of volumetric flow rate

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Q= delta P/ R

Delta P is pressure gradient driving flow

R is resistance within the vessel

29
Q

Volumetric flow applies to a _____ _____ tube

A

Long straight tube

30
Q

Resistance is also considered to be

A

Long straight tube

31
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Resistance equations

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R=8Ln/ pi r4

L- length of tube, cm
, n - viscosity, poise
, r - radius, cm

32
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Viscosity is

A

Resistance of flow offered by a fluid

33
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Unit and letter for viscosity

A

, n,

Unit is poise

34
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Increase in radius or diameter of the tube ________ resistance

A

Decreases

35
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What is the strongest parameter effect on resistance

A

Radius/diameter

36
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Resistance and radius relationship

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R ~~~ 1/r4

37
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If radius doubles, R ______

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Decreases by 16x

38
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Vasoconstriction

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Smaller blood vessels, restricts blood flow

39
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Vasodilation

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Larger blood vessels, allow more blood flow

40
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What is poiseuille’s equation

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Q= (delta P)(Pi)(diameter)^4/ 128(L)(n)