Peripheral Circulation And Regulation Of Flow Flashcards

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what is the “regulator” for the autonomic system

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medulla

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2
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final central pathway for modulation of sympathetic and parasympathetic drive is in the

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medulla

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3
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baroreceptors are

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stretch receptors located on the aortic arch and bifurcation of carotid

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4
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Parasympathetic pre ganglions are excited by

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Increased baroreceptor input

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5
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B2 receptors in skeletal bed mediates

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Vasodilation

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6
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Arterial chemoreceptors

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Located on the aortic arch and bifurcation carotid artery - intermingled with baroreceptor ending
- are most sensitive to blood oxygen levels

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7
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Other short term cardiovascular reflexes

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Cardiopulmonary reflexes
- atrial stretch receptors
-left ventricular receptors
Extrinsic reflex (pain and cold)

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8
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Atrial stretch receptors “low pressure baroreceptors”

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Receptors located in the vent atrial junction
Afferents respond to sudden increasing in blood volume (inspiration, intravenous bolus)
Afferents travel via the vagus nerve to the NTA
Main reflex action is to increase heart rate
- little reflex change in TPR

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9
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Bainbridge reflex

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Atrial volume receptors
 - increase heart rate
 - increased dieresis (water unloading)
Through central pathways modulation of 
 - selection changes in renal blood flow
 - changes in renal capacity for water reabsorption
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10
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Epinephrine has a higher affinity for

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Beta 2 than alpha receptors

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11
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Norepinephrine has a higher affinity for

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Alpha receptors

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12
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Angiotensin II and vasopressin

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Normal circulating levels are low
Released during hypovolemia, dehydration and other disturbances to blood volume/osmolality
Short term vascular effects: potent vasoconstrictors via selective receptors on vasculature, high levels of circulating angiotensin II are associated with many forms of hypertension

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13
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Angiotensin has __ receptor subtypes: balance of activation

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2

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