Wk 7 - LE 13: Cardiovascular (Controlling BF) Flashcards

1
Q

Achieving a steady MAP is by controlling the variation of ____ and ____

A

CO and TPR

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2
Q

Every organ can control their own ______

A

Perfusion (blood flow)

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3
Q

total blood known is known as

A

CO

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4
Q

Most of the increase in CO is distributed to …?

A

Skeletal muscles (and some to skin and heart)

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5
Q

Increases in regional blood flows are achieved mainly via decreases in…?

A

Vascular resistance in these regionals

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6
Q

Most decrease in TPR is due to a decrease in _____ _______ in contracting muscle

A

vascular resistance

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7
Q

Dilation/constriction is referring to the ….?

A

cross section diameter/radius of vessel

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8
Q

Blood enters muscle in contraction or relaxation?

A

Relaxation

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9
Q

What neurons affect vasoconstriction?

A

Sympathetic vascular neurons

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10
Q

What 5 factors contribute to vasodilation in active muscle?

A

1) intramuscular pressure
2) muscle metabolites
3) endothelial (e.g. nitric oxide)
4) humoral (erythrocytes, adrenalin)
5) Thermal & other neurall

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11
Q

The decline in TPR during graded exercise is linked mainly to …

A

a decrease in vascular resistance in contracting skeletal muscle

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