lecture 3 Flashcards

1
Q

haemodynamic

A

movement of the blood

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2
Q

what does fluid haemeostasis require

A

vessel integrity
osmolarity
maintenance of intravascular pressure

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3
Q

blood vessel that is semi permeable

A

capillary

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4
Q

what vessels collect the extra fluid in interstitial space

A

lyphatic

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5
Q

what stops the capillaries collapsing

A

pressure

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6
Q

what is fluid balance maintained by

A

hydrostatic and osmotic pressure

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7
Q

what is an increase in hydrostatic pressure usually due to

A

heart failure

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8
Q

what is decreased osmotic pressure due to

A

reduced plasma proteins

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9
Q

why might plasma proteins be low

A

liver failure

malnutrition

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10
Q

most likely causes of oedema

A

heart failure
malnutrition hepatic synthesis
primary renal failure

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11
Q

what is hemorrhage

A

extravation of blood

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12
Q

how much blood do you lose to get hypovolaemic shock

A

20%

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13
Q

clot dissolution

A

fibrinolysis

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14
Q

usually causes of petechiae

A

thrombocytopenia
clotting factor deficiency
increased pressure in the capillaries

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15
Q

how big is petechiae

A

1-2mm

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16
Q

what is purpura due to usually

A

trauma

vasculitis

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17
Q

how big is purpura

A

3-5mm

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18
Q

examples of subcutaneous haematoma

A

Bruises and ecchymoses

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19
Q

why do bruises change colour

A

metabolism of haemoglobin

20
Q

at the site of bruises what is haemoglobin metabolised to

A

bilirubin and hemosiderin

21
Q

3 main causes of a blood clot

A

endothelial injury
abnormal blood flow
hypercoagulability

22
Q

what is an arterial thrombi usually due to

A

problem with the platelets

23
Q

what thrombi is associated with minor clinical events

A

mural

24
Q

what is the problem in venous thrombosis

A

coagulation system

25
Q

what can an embolism occluding a smaller vessel lead to

A

infarction

26
Q

what is hyperaemia

A

increase in blood flow to an area

27
Q

what is congestion

A

lack of blood flowing out an area

28
Q

two types of hyperaemia

A

reactive and active

29
Q

when do you get active hyperaemia

A

excersize

30
Q

congestion active or passive

A

passive

31
Q

two common causes of congestion

A

physical obstruction

failure of the heart

32
Q

local congestion cause

A

blockage

33
Q

systemic congestion cause

A

heart failure

34
Q

what is systemic hypoperfusion

A

lack of blood flow

35
Q

what can systemic hypoperfusion result in

A

multi organ failure

36
Q

cardiogenic shock

A

failure of the heart to pump sufficient blood

37
Q

common cause of cardiogenic shock

A

MI

38
Q

Hypovolemic shock

A

Hypovolemic shock is a loss of blood or plasma

39
Q

septic shock

A

blood infection

40
Q

neurogenic shock

A

damage to CNS

41
Q

what happens to the vessels in neurogenic shock

A

remain dilated

42
Q

anaphylactic shock

A

severe allergic reaction

43
Q

what in gram - activates immune cells

A

LPS

44
Q

what in gram+ activates immune cells

A

lipoteichoic acid

45
Q

what do macrophages and neutrophils release in response to bacteria

A

IL-1 and tissue necrosis factor

46
Q

what happens when the endothelial cells are activated

A

systemic vasodilation and hypotension