Theme 26 - Cardio 3 Flashcards

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What is blood velocity determined by?

A

total cross sectional area

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what is cardiac output?

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heart rate and stroke volume, volume of blood pumped by the heart per minute

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what is arterial pressure and Ohm’s law?

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pressure flow and resistance

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What is Poiseuille’s law do do with the arterioles?

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radius and flow resistance

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What is an example of a compound with is an endothelial derived relaxing factor?

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Nitric oxide

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how is pulse pressure found?

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systolic minus diastolic

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how does the aorta dampen pressure and flow pulses?

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storing volume in diastole

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what is the velocity of blood flow infersely related to?

A

total cross sectional area

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how is cardiac output increased?

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increasing heart rate or stroke volume

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if a person has a resting heart rate of 70 bpm and a resting stroke volume of 70 mL/beat, what is their resting cariac output?

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70 x 70 = 4900 mL/min

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how is mean arterial pressure determined?

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cardiac output x total peripheral resistance (ohm’s law)

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What is total peripheral resistance?

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vascular resistance to flow of blood in systemic circulation (arterioles provide greatest resistance)
- resistance and pressure are proportional to eachother, when arterioles vasoconstrict, TPR increases = increase of MAP

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What is the most important factor controlling total peripheral resistance?

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radius of arterioles

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what are the 4 factors of aortic pressure?

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systolic
diastolic
pulse
mean pressure

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how is pulse pressure reduced?

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by the elastic properties of the aorta

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where is flow velocity the lowest?

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capillaries

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what are the resistance vessels called that cause the largest pressure drop?

A

arterioles

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what three things does Ohm’s law relate?

A

cardiac output(blood flow)
resistance
mean arterial pressure

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how can the arteriole radius be changed?

A

by smooth muscle activity

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what is NO (nitrogen oxide) produced by?

A

the endothelium

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what does the NO gas produced by the endothelium do?

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dilates vessels
reduces resistance
reduces mean arterial pressure