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what is hemodynamics

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study of blood flow

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what does hemodynamics look at

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relationship b w

  • blood flow
  • blood pressure
  • resistance to blood flow
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what determines blood flow

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  1. pressure difference bw 2 diff points

2. resistance to blood flow

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what is blood flow formula

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blood flow = (pressure diff bw 2 diff points) / resistance to blood flow

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what does not determine blood flow

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absolute pressure at any given point

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what is resistance to blood flow

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how difficult it is for blood to move bw 2 diff points at any given pressure

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how does blood flow

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  • down pressure gradient

- from region of higher pressure to region of lower pressure

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what provides driving force for blood flow

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pressure diff

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what is required for blood to flow

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  • pressure diff needs to overcome resistance to blood flow

- delta P > R

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what is hydrostatic pressure or “pressure”

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pressure that vol of blood exerts on walls of blood vessels that contain it

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why can’t resistance be measured

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determined by several factors

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what factors determine resistance to blood flow

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  1. viscosity of blood
  2. length of blood vessel
  3. diameter of blood vessel
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what is viscosity

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friction bw molecules of flowing fluid

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what is result of blood become more viscous

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  • more friction bw molecules of flowing fluid

- greater resistance to blood flow

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what does greater contact bw walls and blood result in

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  • greater friction

- greater resistance to blood flow

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what do vessels with longer length produce

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  • greater friction

- greater resistance to blood flow

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what do vessels with shorter length produce

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  • less friction

- less resistance to blood flow

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what does constriction of blood vessel result in

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decrease diameter of blood vessel

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what does dilation of blood vessel result in

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increase diameter of blood vessel

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how does blood travel through blood vessels

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concentric layers

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what do vessels w smaller diameter produce

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  • greater friction

- greater resistance to blood flow

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why do blood vessels with smaller diameter produce greater friction + greater resistance to flow

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  • less concentric layers

- more blood in contact w blood vessel walls

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what do vessels w larger diameter produce

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  • less friction

- less resistance to blood flow

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why do blood vessels with smaller diameter produce less friction + less resistance to blood flow

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  • more concentric layers

- less blood in contact w blood vessel walls

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what does poiseuille's equation define
relationship bw - viscosity - blood vessel length - blood vessel diameter / radius
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when does poiseuille's equation apply
laminar flow
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what is laminar flow
flow that is a. slow b. regular
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what factor has greatest effect on resistance
diameter / radius
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what does small change in vessel diameter result in
large change in resistance
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what is poiseuille's equation
resistance = (8 x viscosity x length of vessel) / (pi x radius of vessel to the power of 4)
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what are functions of cardiovascular system (5)
1. deliver oxygen and nutrients 2. remove waste 3. allow fast chemical signalling to cells by circulating hormones or transmitters 4. thermoregulation 5. mediate inflammatory and host response
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3 components of cardiovascular system
1. heart 2. blood vessels 3. blood
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what can vessels be divided into
1. arteries 2. arterioles 3. capillaries 4. venules 5. veins
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what kind of system is cardiovascular system
closed system
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what are 4 chambers of heart
- 2 atria | - 2 ventricles
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how are walls of atria characterized
- thin | - low pressure
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how are walls of ventricles characterized
- thick | - high pressure
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what is function of atria
receive blood returning to heart
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what are 2 great veins
1. superior vena cava | 2. inferior vena cava
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what are 2 great arteries
1. aorta | 2. pulmonary trunk
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what does L side of heart pump
highly ox blood
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what does R side of heart pump
highly deox blood
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what is function of septa
prevent mixing of ox and deox blood
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what separates L and R atria
interatrial septum
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what separates L and T ventricles
interventricular septum
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where does L side of heart pump its blood
- ox | - systemic circuit
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where does R side of heart pump its blood
- deox | - pulmonary circuit
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what kind of blood enters lungs
de ox
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what happens to blood that enter lungs
oxygen diffuses from lung tissue to blood
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what kind of blood leaves lungs
ox
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what kind of blood enters body tissues
ox
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what happens to blood that enter body tissues
oxygen diffuses from blood to interstitial fluid
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what kind of blood leaves body tissues
de ox
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what is pathway of blood
1. L atrium receives ox blood from pulmonary vein 2. L ventricle pumps ox blood to systemic circuit through aorta 3. ox blood becomes deox blood 4. R atrium receives deox blood from from superior + inferior vena cava 5. R ventricle pumps deox blood to pulmonary circut through pulmonary artery 6. deoc blood becomes ox blood 7. L atrium receives ox blood from pulmonary vein
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where does each circuit start and end
heart
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how does blood flow in cardiovascular system
in series / in sequence
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how does blood flow occur in systemic circuit
in parallel
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what does it mean for blood flow to occur in parallel in systemic circuit
separate arteries supply each organ
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what is exception to parallel blood flow
liver
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what does parallel blood flow allow
regulation of blood flow to each region - increasing blood flow when necessary - decreasing blood flow when necessary
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what is pericardium
sac surrounding a. heart b. roots of great blood vessels
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what are great blood vessels
1. aorta 2. pulmonary trunk 3. vena cava
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PERICARDIAL STRUCTURE how many layers of pericardium
3
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PERICARDIAL STRUCTURE what are 3 layers of pericardium
1. fibrous pericardium 2. serous pericardium 3. visceral pericardium
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PERICARDIAL STRUCTURE what are functions of fibrous pericardium
1. protection 2. stabilize heart in thoracic cavity 3. prevent over filling of heart
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PERICARDIAL STRUCTURE how does fibrous pericardium stabilize heart in thoracic cavity
attaches to structures in chest
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PERICARDIAL STRUCTURE how does fibrous pericardium precent overfilling
does not stretch readily
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PERICARDIAL STRUCTURE what makes up serous pericardium
1. parietal | 2. visceral
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PERICARDIAL STRUCTURE what is parietal layer
layer composed of cells that secrete fluid
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PERICARDIAL STRUCTURE what separates parietal pericardium from visceral pericardium
pericardial cavity
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PERICARDIAL STRUCTURE what is inner most layer
visceral pericardium
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PERICARDIAL STRUCTURE what is visceral pericardium part of
heart wall
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PERICARDIAL STRUCTURE what is the function of pericardial fluid secreted by serous layer
reduce friction bw pericardial mems
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what does thickness of L ventricle allow
generation of higher pressure during contraction
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what does generation of higher pressure during contraction allow
allows for blood to be pumped to entire systemic circuit
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HEART WALL what are components of heart wall
1. epicardium 2. myocardium 3. endocardium
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HEART WALL what is epicardium
where visceral pericardium comes into contact w heart wall
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HEART WALL what does epicardium consist of
1 layer of simple squamous epithelium
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HEART WALL what is attached to 1 layer of simple squamous epithelium
layer of CT (myocardium)
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HEART WALL what is myocardium
muscular wall of heart
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HEART WALL what does myocardium contain
1. myocytes 2. nerves 3. blood vessels
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HEART WALL what does endocardium line
1. heart cavities | 2. heart valves
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HEART WALL what is endocardium
thin layer of epithelium
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HEART WALL what does endothelium provide
smooth surface for blood to flow over
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HEART WALL how does heart wall differ bw atria and ventricles
ventricles have thicker myocardium
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what are gap junctions important for
spreading AP through atria and ventricles

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