Week 6- circulatory responses to exercise and special circulations Flashcards

1
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What vessels does macrocirculation occur?

A

-conduit arteries
-feed arteries

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2
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What vessels does microcirculation occur?

A

-resistance arterioles
-terminal arterioles
-capillaries

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3
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What are the different potential influences of the vasculature?

A

-neural
-hormonal
-metabolic
-EDRF

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4
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What does myogenic mean?

A

everything stays in equilibrium

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5
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What is hyperaemia?

A

blood flow increases in relation to the metabolic activity of a tissue/organ

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6
Q

What happens when tissue hypoxia occurs?

A

vasodilation

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7
Q

What happens when there is an increase in carbon dioxide?

A

vasodilation

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8
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What happens when the pH decreases?

A

lactate production, protons produced, allows for vasodilation

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9
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What are other ways of metabolic regulation of resistance vessels?

A

-lactate production
-breakdown products of ATP
-potassium
-osmolarity

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10
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What do endothelial cells release?

A

nitric oxide which enters vascular smooth muscle

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11
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What occurs when nitric oxide enters the vascular smooth muscle?

A

CGMP release

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12
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What does Viagra allow for?

A

prolonged effects of CGMP, vasodilatory effects last for longer

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13
Q

What vessels allow for sympathetic vasoconstriction?

A

-conduit arteries
-feed arteries

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14
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What vessels allow for EDRFs (endothelial derived relaxing factor)?

A

-conduit arteries
-feed arteries
-arterioles

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15
Q

What vessels allow for metabolic vasodilation?

A

-arterioles
-feed arteries

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16
Q

What does the cardiac output to skeletal muscle change to during exercise?

A

80-85% from 15-20% at rest

17
Q

What does skeletal muscle vasodilation cause?

A

decrease in vascular resistance

18
Q

What is hyperaemia?

A

the magnitude of vasodilation in proportion to the size of recruited muscle mass

19
Q

What percent of total blood volume is in the splanchnic region?

20
Q

What does constriction in the splanchnic circulation cause?

A

the addition of blood volume into the circulation back to the heart increasing venous return

21
Q

What does the skin (cutaneous) detect?

A

pressure
temperature changes
touch

22
Q

What controls skin blood vessels?

A

sympathetic neural control

23
Q

What is an adrenergic vasoconstrictor?

A

-non-hairy skin
-noradrenaline as neurotransmitter

24
Q

What is a cholinergic vasodilator?

A

-hairy skin
-acetylcholine as a neurotransmitter

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What does cold stress lead to?
vasoconstriction
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What does heat stress lead to?
vasodilation
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When exercising in heat where is the blood flow shifted to and from?
from the core to the surface
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What happens when filling of the heart is decreased?
vasoconstriction occurs to maintain blood pressure
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