Regulation of Cardiac Output and Venous Return Flashcards

1
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What is meant by preload?

A

volume of blod in ventricles at end of diastole

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2
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When is preload increased?

A
  • hypervolemia
  • regurgitation of cardiac valves
  • heart failure
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3
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What is afterload?

A

the resistance the left ventricle must overcome to circulate blood

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4
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When is afterload increased?

A
  • hypertension
  • vasocontriction
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5
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When preload is increased what effect does it have on stroke volume and cardiac output?

A

increases both

deals with diastolic volume

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6
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When preload is decreased what effect does it have on stroke volume and cardiac output?

A

decreases both

deals with systolic volume

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7
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When afterload is decreased what effect does it have on stroke volume and cardiac output?

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increases both

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8
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When afterload is increased what effect does it have on stroke volume and cardiac output?

A

both are decreased

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9
Q

What is cardiac output?

A

rate of blood entering the central venous pool of blood

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10
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What is venous return?

A

rate of blood entering the central venpus pool of blood

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11
Q

Arterial and venous pressures are affected by what?

A

cardiac output

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12
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Increases in cardiac output can do what do arterial and venous pressure?

A
  • increase arterial, decrease venous
  • caused by redistribution of blood voume
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13
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In myocardial damage, what does reduced cardiac output result in?

A
  • reduced arterial pressure
  • increased venous pressure
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14
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What is the cardiac function curve determined by?

A
  • determined by cardiac components
  • frank-sterling law, contractility
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15
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How does right arterial pressure affect cardiac output?

A

central venous pressure (indep. variable) vs cardiac output (depend. variable)

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16
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What is the vascular function curve determined by?

A
  • determined by vascular components
  • resistance, blood volume, compliances
17
Q

How does cardiac output affect right atrium pressure?

A

central venous pressure (depend. variable) vs cardiac output (independ. variable)

18
Q

If you increase sympathetic stimulation of the heart what type of ionotropic effect does it have in cardiac contractility?

A

postive

19
Q

If you increase parasympathetic stimulation of the heart what type of ionotropic effect does it have in cardiac contractility?

A

negative

20
Q

What is the effect of increased blood volume in circulatory blood volume?

A

higher cardiac output and right atrium pressure

21
Q

What is the effect of decreased blood volume in circulatory blood volume?

A

lower cardiac output and right atrium pressure

22
Q

An increase in TPR has what effect ?

A
  • increase in afterload
  • decrease in cardiac output
  • reduce slope of vascular function curve
23
Q

What are the baroreceptor reflex responses to hemorrhage?

A
  • increase sympathetic outflow
  • increase in heart rate, contractility, cardiac output, constriction of arterioles
  • decrease in constriction of veins
24
Q

What is the renin-angiotensin 2- aldosterone responses to hemorrhage?

A
  • increase in angiotensin 2
  • increase in TPR
  • increase in aldosterone, Na reabsorption, blood volume
25
Q

What are the capillaries responses to hemorrhage?

A
  • decrease in hydrostatic pressure
  • increase in fluid absorption
  • increase in blood volume
26
Q

The capillaries, baroreceptor reflex, and renin-angiotensin 2- aldosterone all lead to the result of what?

A

the arterial pressure returning to normal

27
Q

What is the central command response to exercise?

A
  • increase in sympathetic outflow
  • decrease in parasympathetic outflow
  • increase in heart rate, contractility, cardiac output
  • decrease constriction of veins
28
Q

What is the local response to exercise?

A
  • increase vasodilator metabolites
  • decrease TPR
29
Q

Central commands and local responses lead to the result of what?

A

increase blood flow to skeletal muscle