Peripheral Circulation: Collecting Vessels Flashcards

1
Q

What is the “a” wave?

A

Right atrial contraction

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2
Q

What is the “x” wave?

A

Right ventricle contraction pulling on veins

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3
Q

What is the “v” wave?

A

Isometric relaxation when the RA is filling with tricuspid closed

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4
Q

What occurs to veins during expiration?

A

Veins are compressed

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5
Q

What occurs to veins during inspiration?

A

Veins expand

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6
Q

How is orthostatic hypotension avoided?

A

Autonomic contraction of venous smooth muscle to prevent blood from pooling in lower veins

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7
Q

Three basic functions of lymphatic system?

A

Fluid recovery, immunity and lipid absorption

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8
Q

What is the driving force for lymph flow?

A

Interstitial fluid pressure

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9
Q

What is alpha adrenergic receptors effect on lymphatics?

A

Contraction

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10
Q

What is beta adrenergic receptor effects on lymphatics?

A

Relaxation

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