Lesson 2C Part 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What happens in low flow states

A

Red cells stick together which increases viscosity

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2
Q

Clotting mechanisms lead to

A

Entrapment of red blood cells and clot foramtion which raises pressure

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3
Q

Temp and viscosity have what kind of relationship

A

Inverse

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4
Q

Major regulator of vascular resistance is

A

Vessel radius

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5
Q

Increased fatty tissue required more

A

Blood vessels to service us and adds to the toal vessel length in the body

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6
Q

The longer the vessel length the _______ the resistance

A

Greater

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7
Q

Vessel resistance is ____ proportional to the viscosity

A

Directly

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8
Q

Vessel resistance is ______ to the radius to the fourth power

A

Inverse proportional

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9
Q

Vessel resistance is ______ to the length of the vessel

A

Directly

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10
Q

Peripheral resistance is controlled by what two things

A

Sympathetic nerve innervation

Autoregulation

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11
Q

the arterioles are the ________ of the vascular tree

A

Stopcocks

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12
Q

What is reactive hyperemia

A

Defined as the marked increase in blood flow which follows restoration of arterial inflow to a previously ischemic limb

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13
Q

Driving pressure for flow is determined by

A

Potential energy and kinetic energy

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14
Q

Energy loss is highest in region of

A

Stenosis due to consdierable friction from turbulent and vortex motion

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15
Q

Inside the stenosis there is a _____ in kinetic energy

A

Increase and an increase in blood velocity

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16
Q

According to bernouilis principle ther is corresponding

A

Fall in blood pressure after stenosis

17
Q

Venous complaince is _____ to arteries

A

30x larger

18
Q

Where is atheroma evident

A

Spectral doppler analysis

19
Q

Plug flow has

A

All the same velocities

20
Q

Parabolic flow (laminar) has

A

Highest flow in the center

21
Q

Laminar flow profile is determined by

A

Fractional and inertial forces between the layers of blood and changes through out the pulse cycle

22
Q

At low velocity, fluid flow is

A

Laminar

23
Q

Turbulent flow aka

A

Abnormal flow

24
Q

Turbulent flow occurs at ___ velocities

A

High

25
Q

What happens in terms of energy with turbulent flow

A

Irreversible loss of energy

26
Q

Disturbed flow is

A

Non random seperation of flow in vessel with obvious change in lumen size

27
Q

Is there an increase in flow velocity with disturbed flow

A

No just spectral broadening occurs

28
Q

Collateral flow arrises due to

A

Ischemia

29
Q

Anastomosis is

A

Branches connecting form adjacent blood vessels

30
Q

Where can collatera circulation occurs where

A

In both vein and arteries

31
Q

Where is the triphasic waveform usually found

A

In arteries supplying a high resistance peripheral vascular bed