CSV physiology 8 Flashcards

1
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what hapens is map is too high

A

hyperntinos

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2
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what hapesn if map is to low

A

syncope/ faiting

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3
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whear are the cartoid sinus baroreceptors found

A

comon cartoid arteries, just before the bifuatoin of interlca caroit arters and arotic arch

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4
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what happens when the barcorecpots detect a change in blood pressure

A

incfease firing rate

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5
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are barorecptor always firing

A

yes

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6
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what happesn to the sympathic system if there is an increase in firing rate

A

reduced sympathic outflow, thus arlies smooth musle vascodilation, reduced heart rate and reduced force of contraion

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7
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what happesn to the parasymphtai syem if ther is a increase in firing rate of baroreptors

A

reduced herat rate, reduced cardiac output

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8
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what is the central chemorecotrs juction

A

sending pc02 and p02

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9
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what is te rose of chemorectpros in musle

A

sending metabolie conetiaon

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10
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what is the role of joint receptors

A

sensing joint movement

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11
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what is the role of higher centres and what are they

A

hypiothoalums and cerabl cortex

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12
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what is the valsalve manover

A

forced expiration agaist a closed glostis to increase abdominal pressure

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13
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what are examples of the valsalve manoevour

A

going to the toilet, weight lifting, clearing ears

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14
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what is stage one of te valsal manour

A

an increa sin blood presure thought to the aorta

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15
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what is stadge two of the valsal manough

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thoraci pressure redc eand the filling pressure into veins, this reduces vr, edv, sv, co and mapwhat is the

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16
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late stage 2 of the valsava manouver

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the decrease in th ma is deted by the barorecpros and an relesx increase co and tpr

17
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what is stadge 3 of the valsava manover

A

the end of the manover - ther is a decrea in toracic presssue, this is transmitted through the the aorta

18
Q

what is stage 4 of the valsa manovur

A

vr is restore so sv incread, but relex effecs have not worn off

19
Q

which cgoru canhte valasalve menough be redued in

A

old peopl and those with autonomic neuropathy

20
Q

what nerve passoe baoyrecopr signal frm the aorti arch to the medullary centers

A

vagus

21
Q

what nerve passes signal from the caroti arti barorecptrs to the medullary centre

A

glossopharyngeal nerve