Brain Blood Flow and Exercise W6 Flashcards

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How is a stroke caused?

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Over or under perfusion

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What are the functional consequences of blood flow to and within the brain?

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Performance
Cognitive function
Impairment linked with disease/conditions
Prognostic value

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What offsets the natural age-related decline in brain blood flow?

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Habitual exercise

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What are brain perfusion imaging techniques?

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Arterial spin labelling (ASL)
Phase Contrast Angiography
MRI

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What does a transcranial doppler measure?

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Measures blood velocity as an index of the flow

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What does NIRS (Near-Infrared Spectroscopy) measure?

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Measures the balance of oxygen supply and oxygen demand directly at a capillary level in the cerebral cortical tissue

Gives us a measure of brain activation (neurovascular coupling)

Is portable and robust

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What is brain blood flow highly sensitive too?

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Changes in arterial partial pressure of carbon dioxide (PaCO2)

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