musch 4 Flashcards

1
Q

what kind of receptors are the baroreceptors?

A

mechano and stretch receptors

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2
Q

where are baroreceptors ?

A

aortic arch and carotids bodies

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3
Q

where are chemoreceptors in the heart?

A

carotid arch

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4
Q

vasoconstriction does what to SVR?

A

increases SVR

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5
Q

how to increase blood pressure?

A

increase venous return
increase preload
increase stroke volume

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6
Q

how to decrease blood pressure?

A

the body doesn’t have a good mechanism for decreasing pressure

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7
Q

what is a result of hypertension on the heart?

A

hypertrophy of he left ventricle

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8
Q

what are the fast-responding-sensors that detect rapid changes in pressure?

A

arterial baroreceptors

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9
Q

what are the slow-responding receptors that sense rapid changes in pressure?

A

cardiopulmonary receptors

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10
Q

extrinsic regulation

A

neurogenic factors (sympathetic)

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11
Q

intrinsic regulation

A

autoregulation no completely understood

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12
Q

neurogenic factors receive input from:

A
  1. baroreceptors
  2. chemoreceptors
  3. muscle receptors
  4. trigeminal nerves
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13
Q

what are the three vasoconstrictors?

A

NE

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14
Q

what happens when the beta-1 receptors are stimulated?

A

increased heart rate

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15
Q

what happens when the beta-2 receptors are stimulated in the periphery?

A

vasodilation

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16
Q

sympathetic vasoconstriction

A

alpha-1 receptors

17
Q

what are the products of metabolism?

A
  1. lactic acid->lactate->H+
  2. K+
  3. Pi - deprotonated phosphate
  4. adenosine (*big dog)
  5. CO2
18
Q

what can the products of metabolism stimulate?

A

vasodilation

19
Q

what does EDCF stand for?

A

endothelial derived constricting factors

20
Q

what does EDRF stand for?

A

endothelial derived relaxing factors

21
Q

what EDCF is the body’s last line of defense

A

endothelin

22
Q

where are eNOS (endothelial) found?

A

highly oxidative muscle (slow twitch)

23
Q

where are nNOS (neuronal) found?

A

fast twitch muscle

24
Q

where are iNOS (inducible) found?

A

immune response

25
Q

does cardiac or skeletal muscle have more pathways to regulate vascular control of blood floor through the organ system?

A

skeletal muscle