Lesson 2A Flashcards

1
Q

What is hemodynamics

A

Basic principles of the dynamics of blood circulation

  • factors that influence blood flow
  • what helps it to flow/what hinders the flow
  • understanading the normal physiology of blood circulation
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2
Q

Are hemodynamics the same for arterial and venous flow?

A

No

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3
Q

What are the tiniest blood vessels

A

Capillaries

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4
Q

At what point do we say a vein or artery is a artiole of venule ?

A

Too small to be seen by the naked eye

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5
Q

Which has thicker tunica media, artery or vein

A

Artery

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6
Q

What does a thicker tunica media allow for (2)

A

Greater elasticity and non collapsible (strength)

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7
Q

Do arteries have valves

A

No

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8
Q

Are arteries high or low pressure system

A

High

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9
Q

Veins can be described as highly _____

A

Tensile

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10
Q

Venous system is high or low pressure

A

Low

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11
Q

Does venous circulation have valves

A

Yes

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12
Q

Why do we put needles in veins instead of arteries

A

Thinner walls so easier and less painful
Less blood pressure
Veins store blood so it is much more readily available

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13
Q

What do valves do

A

Prevent backflow
Stores the blood for when its not moving
Helps project blood when trying to move it

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14
Q

What characteristic do we see in the vein where the valve is

A

Wider diament

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15
Q

What period do the valves prevent backflow

A

Diastole

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16
Q

Momentum from _______ forces valves open

A

Systole

17
Q

When do the valves close

A

When momentum decreases

18
Q

What moves blood forward into the RT atrium

A

Decrease in thoracic pressure

19
Q

Venous flow differs depending on

A

Location from the heart

20
Q

Closer to the heart we see more ____ flow

A

Pulsatile

21
Q

Pulsatile flow shows what wave form

A

Large and spread out

Ex. Hepatic veins

22
Q

Non pulsatile waveforms show

A

Constant white bar with no continous divets

23
Q

Semi pulsatile flow shows what wave form

A

Close together almost continous flow but with slight pulses shown

24
Q

Low resistant beds produce what kind of wave form

What about high resistant

A

High =high resistant waveform

Low= low resistant waveform

25
Q

Ex of low resistant bed and why

A

Brain—> constantly needs blood flow

26
Q

Example of high resistant bed and why

A

Femor —> when not excercising does not need as high a flow