Theme 26 - Cardio 3 Flashcards
What is blood velocity determined by?
total cross sectional area
what is cardiac output?
heart rate and stroke volume, volume of blood pumped by the heart per minute
what is arterial pressure and Ohm’s law?
pressure flow and resistance
What is Poiseuille’s law do do with the arterioles?
radius and flow resistance
What is an example of a compound with is an endothelial derived relaxing factor?
Nitric oxide
how is pulse pressure found?
systolic minus diastolic
how does the aorta dampen pressure and flow pulses?
storing volume in diastole
what is the velocity of blood flow infersely related to?
total cross sectional area
how is cardiac output increased?
increasing heart rate or stroke volume
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?
70 x 70 = 4900 mL/min
how is mean arterial pressure determined?
cardiac output x total peripheral resistance (ohm’s law)
What is total peripheral resistance?
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
What is the most important factor controlling total peripheral resistance?
radius of arterioles
what are the 4 factors of aortic pressure?
systolic
diastolic
pulse
mean pressure
how is pulse pressure reduced?
by the elastic properties of the aorta