Week 8 - Hemodynamics Flashcards
Systolic velocity ____________ as the blood flows to the ankles.
decreases
What is the average velocity for the distal EIA?
120 cm/s
What is the average velocity for the CFA?
115 cm/s
What is the average velocity for the P SFA?
90 cm/s
What is the average velocity for the D SFA?
90 cm/s
What is the average velocity for the POP A?
70 cm/s
What is flow reversal primarily due to?
resistance of the distal vascular bed
Vascular beds are __________________ to flow at rest.
highly resistant
What happens to the arterioles when you exercise?
they open up and resistance lowers to increase flow
What determines the diastolic portion of a velocity waveform?
the resistance of distal vascular beds
____________ arteries have normally high resistance at rest
peripheral
Low resistance arteries feed what?
the brain, kidney, and liver
What factors open arterioles and reduce resistance?
Proximal obstruction
Inflammation
Exercise
ANYTHING that may cause decreased peripheral resistance
Describe a pre-stenotic waveform
Normal triphasic, no diastolic flow
Describe an in-stenosis waveform
Velocity increases by at least double
spectral broadening