Regulation of Peripheral and Coronary Circulation Flashcards
carotid sinus afferents travel to medulla via
CN IX
aortic sinus afferents travel to medulla via
CN X
baroreceptors are functional between MAP of
75-150
sympathetic stimulation of heart
symptoms stim releases NE to SA and AV, and myocardium
binds to B1 –> G proteins inc cAMP –> inc in If in nodal cells and Ica in all myocardial cells
–> inc rate phase 4 depolarization –> threshold reached sooner which translates to faster HR
–> inc in ICa in non
___ contribute the major portion of TPR
arterioles
P drop between small arterioles and capillaries is largest of any segment in the circulation –> 60-70 mmHg
3 func of arterioles
- reduce BP at entrance to capillaries
- distribution of BF between/within tissues
- dampens pressure pulses
autoregulation of BF at occurs at the ____ level without involvement of the ANS
autoregulated
2 mech involved in phenomenon of BF autoregulation
- myogenic mech (stretch activated channels in smc respond to inc P or stretch by allowing Na/Ca influx)
- vasodilator mech (inc BF washes out/removes metabolites otherwise causing dilation –> (adenosine))
causes of edema
- inc venous P (inc capillary hydrostatic P)
- dec blood osmotic P (less force pulling H2O into capillaries)
- inc interstitial osmotic P (inc interstitial protein pulls water out of capillaries) exp. inflamm
sympathetic stim (___) contracts smc to drive venous return to heart
sympathetic stim (alpha-1) contracts smc to drive venous return to heart
How to inc myocardial O2 delivery
inc coronary circulation (already extracting max O2 at rest)
- coronary a. smc innervated by alpha-1 sympathetic n. (constrict coronary a.)
- but AUTOREGULATION w/ ADENOSINE can act as a potent vasodilator that overcomes sympathetic stimulation
coronary BF in LV occurs primarily during
diastole
small coronary branches compressed during systole, inc HR dec diastolic interval, impairs flow.