Mod 5: CV hemodynamics Flashcards
Stroke volume dependent on _____
force of contraction
Force of contraction dependent on ___
affected by stimulation of _____ agents
Preload that stretches ventricle
stimulation by positive/negative inotropic affects this
Positive inotropic agents
epi/norepi
negative inotropic agents
meds, cytokines, myocardial perfusion <50
EF
% of blood ejected, stroke vol./end diastolic vol. 55-65%
preload consists of
dependent on ___ and _______
^Preload can = __
affect on stroke volume
end diastolic vol. and end diastolic pressure
venous return and amt of blood left after systole
HF
vStroke volume and back up into pulm circ
afterload
low = ____contraction , high= ____contraction
pressure the heart pushes against
low= faster contraction, high=slower contraction
arterial blood pressure= ___ x____
CO x peripheral resistance
MAP depends on ____ and ____
arterial elasticity and volume in arteries
Pulse pressure directly related to _____ and ______
arterial stiffness and stroke volume
adequate perfusion map=___ sbp=___
map=70, sbp=90
peripheral (systemic) resistance directly r/t ____
diameter of arteries
arterial diameter changes d/t \_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_\_\_hormones (4) and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ hormones (2)
baroreceptors and vasoconstricting hormones (epi, norepi, angiotensin 2, vasopressin) and vasodilating hormones (natriuretic, neurodilantin)
Calcium increases TENSION and CONTRACTION how
interacts w ____= ____moves= allows 2 to work together =_____
Ca+troponin C=tropomysosin moves=allows actin and myosin to work together to= contraction
non-dihidropyridine Ca channel blockers (2)
dont give this to
Diltiazem and Verapamil
Systolic HF patients
Catecholamine effect on contraction
catecholamines increase Ca pump activity= release from sarcoplasmic reticulum
increased
vExtracellular Na effect on contraction
vNa/Ca exchanger activity = increased contraction
Digitalis effect on contraction
blocks the Na/K pump = ^trapped Na
not enough extracellular Na for Na/Ca exchanger=^intra Ca=
increased contraction
Beta blocker effect on contraction
blocks catecholamines = decreases contraction