Practical 4 Heart function Flashcards

1
Q

Heart rate horse

A

30-40/min

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2
Q

heart rate cattle

A

60-80/min

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3
Q

heart rate small ruminants

A

60-80/min

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4
Q

heart rate swine

A

60-80/min

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5
Q

heart rate dog large size

A

70-100/min

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6
Q

heart rate dog new born

A

150-200/min

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7
Q

heart rate cat adult

A

120-160/min

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8
Q

heart rate cat new born

A

200-250/min

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9
Q

heart rate rabbit

A

150-200/min

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10
Q

heart rate poultry

A

140-400/min

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11
Q

What is pulse pressure?

A

the pressure in arterial system)

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12
Q

Pulse pressure in humans?

A

40 mmHg / 5.3 kPa

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13
Q

Normal Diastolic pressure in humans?

A

75-80 mmHg / 10.0-11.0 kPa

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14
Q

Why does edema happend with Ringer’s solution?

A

Protein free solution pass unhindered trough blood vessel walls to interstices

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15
Q

What is the effect of pharmacological consentrations of epinephrine? And which receptors does it influence?

A

Vasoconstriction all over body, trough α1 adrenergic receptors)

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16
Q

Equation for effective filtration pressure?

A

Peff = Pheff – Poeff

17
Q

Equation for flow rate in the capillaries?

A

Q = Peff x CFC)

18
Q

Factors of the diffusion rate?

A

conc. gradient and transit time of substance, and permability and diffusion area

19
Q

Method of measuring blood pressure?

A

Indirect, by auscultatory method, or by digital method

20
Q

How to determind diastolic pressure?

A

dissapperance of the tapping sound when releasing the cuff pressure

21
Q

ISF, what does it depend on?

A

blood pressure, hydrostatic pressure, oncotic pressure and tissue turgor

22
Q

Myogen, is it dependent on the CNS?

A

(Independent)

23
Q

What happens when you get a local hypoxia?

A

metatrioles contract due to increased hydrostatic pressure

24
Q

Is pulse pressure age dependent? Why?

A

Yes, because systolic increase and diastolic decrease by age

25
Q

Equation for mean arterial pressure?

A

Pavarage = (Psystolic + 2xPdiastolic) / 3

26
Q

How to measure systolic pressure?

A

First sound when releasing pressure in cuff

27
Q

How to measure blood pressure by ausculatory method?

A

by using the Riva-Rocci sphygmomanometer

28
Q

Effect of prolonged perfusion with ringer’s solution?

A

oedema

29
Q

What blood cell type is mainly in mural flow?

A

white

30
Q

What effect does verapamil have on the heart muscle

A

cat+ channels blocked

31
Q

describe a normal p wave

A

atrial contraction

32
Q

list the 4 main effects of epinephrine

A

chronotropic
bathmotropic
bromotropic
inotropic

33
Q

what enzyme does strophantine-G inhibit

A

Na+/K+ atpase

34
Q

what effect does strophantine- g on the stimulus conduction in the AV node

A

negative dromotropic effect

35
Q

what type of channels does verapamil block

A

ca+

36
Q

lead 2

A

right arm and left leg

37
Q

lead 1

A

right arm and left arm

38
Q

lead 3

A

left arm and left leg

39
Q

what type of adrenoreceptors does propranolol inhibit

A

B1 and B2