CVS physiology 6 - presure nd flow in arters and veins Flashcards

1
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what are korotkoff sounds

A

sound when the blood is being tourbuald

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2
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what are hte disandves of manula blood ressure

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discountis - can’t be measured constanlty
accuracy - needs regular calibarion and different from person to person
skilled

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3
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what are the advantages of manaul blood prssure

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non invasive and cheap

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4
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what happens to blood pressure reading if the cuff is too large

A

underestimate

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5
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what happens if the blood pressure cuff is too small

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over estimate

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6
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how does a automatic blood pressure machine work

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the turbulanet flow sets up vibrations, the transueseer monitors the vibration, the maximum vibration occur at the mean arterla pressure, an algorithm estimate the diastoci and systolic pressures

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7
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what happens to the blood in venticalr contation

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pushes it into aorta and this streches the walls of ti

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8
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what happens to blood during venticlur relaxiont

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the blood leaves the aortora, slow asthe vessel have elastic recoild

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9
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what 4 factors effects pressure flow

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stroke volume, veloicty of ejection, elasticy of arteries, total peripheral resitance

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10
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how does stroke volume effect pressure

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as more blood is being pumped out, greater forces is being required thus increase in pressure

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11
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how does veloicty of ejection effect pressure

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with larger risign phase, less time for the walls of the aeorta to stretch, thus higher systolic volume and lower dystolic volume

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12
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how does elasticicty of arteries pressure wave volume

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loss as age, thus less able to spread pressure evently, thus more flow all at once

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13
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how does total resure resant effect

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if arteoles are contrest, tpr will be higher, then more gradium falling paht and higher disaltoic pressure

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14
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what happens to arterail pressure with age

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incresae

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15
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what happens to blood pressure thogu the day

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it chanes cloisn, lower durign sleep

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16
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what happen as blodo goes int thea areis and what is it

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small drop , but only small as they are low resistance, 95 to 90mmg

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17
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what happens toblodo rpessure as they go to teh aeortieols and what is it

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large drop as they are resianct vessles, 90 to 40mmhg

18
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what happens blood pressure when it goes from cappie to veins and what is it

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only allitle bit left
5- 20mmgh

19
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where is teh velocity of blood highest

A

aorta

20
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where is teh veloicty of blood the lowest

A

cappilare, veain and arteilies

21
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why is the veloicty of blood higher in teh aorta and vena cava

A

it has lower corss sectional area

22
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why is the velocity of blood lower in teh cappiles

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higher cross scional rea

23
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what is teh effect of gravity on blood vessls

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pulls blood down, cauing it to swell in the feat,

24
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what is teh effect of gravty on the heart

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reduced edv, reduced prelaod, reduced sv, reduced co reduced map

25
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what does juglar vein mean

A

high work from heart, possibly rasied jvp

26
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what is orthostic hypotension

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when there is redced blood pressure when you stand up

27
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what is teh function of skelat mules pum

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rythmic contracion increase venous blood return and edv

28
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what is teh fucntion of the respiatyr pump

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when you breathin increas advboap press, this push blod back

29
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how to increase respat pump

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increased breath and depth

30
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what is venomotortone

A

contraction of the sommt musle that suron the venues and vains, which mobiles capacine and increase edv

31
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what is systemic filling presseus

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the remain pressues that the venues and veins have left after going through the vascular tree

32
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what are the wo ways that a clot can happen (what is a clot made of)

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platelte plug and a fibrin clot

33
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What produdes prostaycing and no do

A

inhibits platelete aggregation

34
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what does initation of tissue factor pathway inhibitor do

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stops thrombin productoin

35
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what does experesss thrombomodulin do

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binds to thrombin and inactiaves it

36
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what does expresses heparin do

A

inacives trhonbin

37
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what does tissue plasminogen activator do

A

breatk sdown blood cloess

38
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what does fibrin originate from

A

fibringogen

39
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what molcues caues fibrinorgen to turn to fibrin

A

thrombrin

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