Lecture 6:Hemodynamics, Pressure, Flow, Resistance Flashcards
hemodynamics
study of fluid flow in vascular system
Resistance
to fluid flow caused by friction between molecs in fluid and walls of tube
Frictional resistance
always reduces flow
Cross sectional Area and Vascular
Arota:
3cm2 40 cm/sec
vena cava 14 cm2 (7 each) 5-20 cm/sec
caps: 5000cm2: 0.1 cm/sec
equal bp?
NO. there would be no flow
pressure difference
driving pressure
pulsatile
pressure goes up when blood goes into aorta
pressure dec when heart resting
Bp is
in phase with heartbeat
BP peak and fall
peak: systole
falls: diastole
MAP =
DBP + 1/3 (SBP-DBP)
MAP
mean arterial pressure
SBP
systolic
DBP
diastolic
facrots of arteries close to heart
elasticity
amount of blood forced into arteries
C (constant)
= change in V over change in pressure