Flashcards in 3.4 Cardiovascular Regulation Deck (39)
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Two levels of regulation
1) Local: occurs within the tissue
2) Non-local: maintaining body-wide MAP
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Local control of blood flow through capillaries
Controlled by ARTERIOLES
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What causes vascular smooth muscle relaxation (local control through capillaries)
Local increases in metabolites generated as waste products of anaerobic cellular respiration / decreases in nutrients
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What happens after vascular smooth muscle dilation? (local control through capillaries)
Dilation and increased blood flow (Active hyperemia)
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What does increased dilation and blood flow do?
Reduces SVR if widespread
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Metabolites with vasodilatory effects
CO2, lactic acid, O2, glucose
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A(n) ______ in CO2 and lactic acid (decrease in pH) would lead to vasodilation
Increase
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A(n) ______ in O2 or glucose would lead to vasodilation
Decrease
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Mechanism of local control though capillaries
Vasodilation follows endothelial cells release of NO (nitric oxide)
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Essential sensory receptors in cardiovascular reflexes
-Baroreceptors
-Chemoreceptors
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Baroreceptors
Stretch receptors monitor pressure in large arteries
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Chemoreceptors
Detect pH (indirectly CO2, O2) in carotid and aortic bodies and medulla oblongata
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What is the signal integrator of cardiovascular reflexes?
Cardiovascular center in medulla
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Effectors of cardiovascular reflexes
1) Heart
2) Vascular smooth muscle
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What does the heart control in terms of blood regulation?
Cardiac output (both HR and SV)
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What does vascular smooth muscle control in terms of blood regulation?
SVR and CO
Vasoconstriction / vasodilation
Venous return (impacts CO)
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Vessels innervated by adrenergic fibers...
Vasoconstrict (e.g. vessels to skin, abdominal organs)
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Vessels innervated by cholinergic fibers...
Vasodilate (e.g. vessels to skeletal muscles, coronary muscles)
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Vessels innervated by cholinergic fibers...
Vasodilate (e.g. vessels to skeletal muscles, coronary muscles)
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Two ways of maintaining MAP through cardiac output
-Intrinsic regulation
-Extrinsic regulation
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Intrinsic regulation
Property of myocardium
Frank Starling Law of the Heart (blood pumps all of the blood that it receives)
-Dependednt on venous return
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Extrinsic regulation
By ANS
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How does the sympathetic nervous system increase CO?
Increases SV and HR
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How does the sympathetic NS decrease CO?
Decreases HR
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Frank Starling Law of the Heart
Increase in venous return -> Increase in end diastolic volume -> Increase in stroke volume
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What underlies the Frank-Starling law?
Length-tension relationship in cardiac muscle
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What does the parasympathetic nervous system use to decrease HR?
Acetylcholine (cholinergic / muscarinic receptors)
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First way that Acetylcholine decreases HR
Increasing K+ currents
Hyper polarizes
-Pacemaker cells in SA node
-Conductive cells in AV node
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Second way that acetylcholine decreases HR
Decreasing rate of Na+ leakage, slows the rate that the pacemaker cell reaches threshold
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