Definitions Flashcards

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1
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stroke volume

A

volume of blood ejected from each ventricle during systole

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2
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equation for Stroke volume

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SV = end diastolic volume - end systolic volume

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3
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what is an equation for mean arterial pressure

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MAP = diastolic pressure + 1/3 PP

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4
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definition of blood pressure

A

pressure of blood within and against arteries

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5
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what is an equation for BP

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BP = CO X TPR (total peripheral resistance)

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6
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definition of cardiac output

A

volume of blood each ventricle pumps as a function of time

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7
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Cardiac output equation

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CO = HR X SV

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8
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what is Ohms’ law is relation to vessel resistance

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flow = pressure gradient/ resistance

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9
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what is Pouisselle’s law

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flow = radius^4

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10
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what is an equation for pulse pressure (PP)

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PP = systolic pressure - diastolic pressure

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11
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preload definition

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load present before LV contraction has started; volume of blood at end of diastole

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12
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what does preload mean in a practical sense

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pressure the LV must overcome to eject blood during contraction

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13
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what happens to afterload when arteries dilate

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decrease

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14
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what is afterload

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load after ventricles start to contract; vascular resistance

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15
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contractibility definition

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force of contraction and change in fibre length

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16
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contractibility explained

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when muscles contract myofibrils stay same length but sarcomere shorten - force of heart contraction that is independent of sarcomere length

17
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elasticity definition

A

myocardial ability to recover to normal shape after systolic stress

18
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compliance definition

A

how easily heart chamber expands when filled with blood volume

19
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diastolic distensibility definition

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pressure required to fill ventricles to the same diastolic volume

20
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total peripheral resistance definition

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total resistance to flow in systemic blood vessels from beginning of aorta to vena cava

21
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what vessels provide the greatest resistance

22
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what does a pressure-volume loop reflect

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contractility in end systolic pressure volume relationship

23
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what reflects compliance

A

end diastolic pressure volume relationship