nervous regulation of the circulation Flashcards

1
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What are some of the effects of the autonomic nervous system on the cardiac system?

A

redistribute blood to different areas, affect heart rate, can rapidly change the arterial blood pressure.

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2
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The SNS allows for ________

A

rapid changes

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3
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The SNS can innervate all vessels except_______

A

capillaries, precapillary sphincters, metarterioles

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4
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SNS stimulation of veins does what to there volume?

A

decreases volume to increase blood flow.

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5
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what happens during hypovolemic shock?

A

low blood volume

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6
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what happens during vascular shock?

A

extensive vasodilation and drop in BP

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7
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what happens to cardiogenic shock?

A

heart stops working

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8
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vasoconstrictor area of vasomotor center is responsible for?

A

maintains normal vasomotor tone, contributes to maintenance of BP

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9
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how does the vasodilator area of the vasomotor center work?

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it inhibits the vasoconstrictor area

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10
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what does the adrenal medulla release and what effects does the material released have on the body? What stimulates the release?

A

it releases norepinephrine and epinephrine, primarily causes vasoconstriction, triggered by SNS

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11
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what two centers in the brain normally work together to regulate blood flow in the body?

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cardiac center and vasomotor center

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12
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what response is the most rapid in regards to blood pressure?

A

nervous system

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13
Q

what happens to create an increase in arterial pressure?

A

stimulation of vasoconstriction and cardioaccelerator, and reciprocal inhibition of PSNS vagal signs.

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14
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what do baroreceptors sense to regulate blood flow?

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they are pressure sensitive and respond to stretch or lack of stretch in vessel walls

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15
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what is the most powerful activator of the SNS vasoconstrictor system?

A

the CNS ischemic response

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16
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how do chemoreceptors work?

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they respond to changes in O2, CO2, and H+

17
Q

what will happen to baroreceptors in a patient with hypertension?

A

they will reset at a higher set point with prolonged pressure change