Hemodynamics Flashcards

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1
Q

____ flow occurs when blood moves with a variable velocity.

steady
laminar

pulsatile
eddy current

A

pulsatile

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2
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All are forms of energy associated with blood except one
kinetic
pressure
electric
gravitational

A

electric

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3
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As blood flows through the circulation, energy is lost in three ways. What are they?

viscous, frictional, inertial

A

viscous, frictional, inertial

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Blood accelerates and decelerates as a result of cardiac contraction

pulsatile
phasic
steady
laminar

A

pulsatile

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5
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Blood sliding across the vessel walls creates?

a mess
static

heat
pain

A

heat

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6
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Describes the thickness of a fluid. Which of the energy losses is correct

inertial
viscous
frictional

A

viscous

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7
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Does velocity increase or decrease as blood flows out of the stenosis

increases
decreases
no change

A

decreases

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8
Q

Energy associated with any elevated object?

pressure
kinetic
gravitational
electrical

A

gravitational

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9
Q

Energy associated with moving object

kinetic
electric
gravitational
pressure

A

kinetic

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10
Q

Flow is also called?
liter flow rate

volume flow rate
volume index

A

volume flow rate

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11
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Flow is characterized by chaotic flow patterns in many different directions and at many speeds.

laminar
plug
parabolic
turbulent

A

turbulent

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12
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Flow is when the flow streamlines are aligned and parallel.

laminar
turbulent
harmonics
eddy’s current

A

laminar

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13
Q

Flow less than 1,500 is considered what type of flow?

turbulent
laminar
eddy’s current
chaotic

A

laminar

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14
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flow occurs when blood moves with a variable velocity as a result of respiration.

pulsatile
phasic
steady
laminar

A

phasic

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15
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flow occurs when fluid moves at a constant speed or velocity.

turbulent
eddy’s current
chaotic
steady

A

steady

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16
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Has a bullet shaped profile. Velocity highest in the center of the lumen, and gradually decreased at the vessel wall

plug
parabolic
turbulent
eddy’s current

A

parabolic

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17
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Has two forms including plug, and parabolic flow

turbulent
laminar
eddy’s current
Reynold’s number

A

laminar

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18
Q

Indicates the speed of a fluid moving from one location to another. how fast?

flow
velocity
linear
hemodynamics

A

velocity

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19
Q

Is a form of stored or potential energy. Ability to do work

kinetic
pressure
gravitational

A

pressure

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20
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Is characterized by layers of blood that travels at individual speeds

turbulent
eddy’s current
laminar
Reynold’s number

21
Q

Loss occurs when flow energy is converted to heat as one object rubs another.

frictional
inertial
viscous

22
Q

Kinetic energy is determined by two factors?

size and shape
length and height
mass and size
speed and mass

A

speed and mass

23
Q

Predict whether flow is laminar or turbulent

Ohms law
Pascals
Reynold’s number
phone number

A

Reynold’s number

24
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Occurs when all of the layers and blood cells travel at the same velocity

plug
parabolic
eddy’s current
turbulent

25
Relates to the tendency of fluid to resist changes in it velocity firctional kinetic inertial pressure
inertial
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Small hurricane-like swirling, rotational patterns appear in turbulent flow. normal linear non linear eddy's current laminar
eddy's current
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Sound associated with turbulence is called a murmur or ___ thrill bruit vibration eddy's current
bruit
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Which part of the stenosis has the maximum velocity? before stenosis middle of stenosis after stenosis no change
middle of stenosis
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What indicates the volume of blood moving during a particular time. contraction flow turbulent units
flow
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T of F: Both plug and parabolic flow are normal F T
T
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T or F: turbulent patterns may be seen upstream from a significant stenosis. T F
F
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Vibration associated with turbulence is called a ? bruit thrill stenosis narrowing
thrill
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The Reynolds number for turbulent is greater than _____ 1000 1500 1800 2000
2000
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What are the three basic forms of flow?
pulsatile, phasic, steady
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T or F: Cross country skier at bottom of the mountain has high gravitational energy. T F
F
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The units for ___ are volume divided by time, such as liters/min harmonics hemodynamics flow pulsatile
flow
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T or F: A heavy object moving swiftly have low kinetic energy? You Answered T F
F
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Turbulent flow converts flow energy into sound and ___. May be more than one answer heat vibration bruit thrill
vibration thrill
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Steady flow is present in ___ system when the person stops breathing for a period arterial venous cardiac pulmonary
venous
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T or F: More energy is lost with movement of high viscosity fluids. F T
T
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The word lamina means? lamborginini lauma layers length
layers
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Streamlines are obliterated in this type of flow plug parabolic turbulent laminar
turbulent
41
The study of blood moving through the circulatory system. harmonics dynamic range hemodynamics turbulent
hemodynamics
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Which of the three forms of energy are like a can of whip cream, hairspray, or paint can pressure kinetic gravitational
pressure
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T or F: Blood moves from low energy to high energy T F
F
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T or F: energy is lost when blood speeds up or slows down. T F
T
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Who states that " objects in motion stay in motion" Pascal Brian Gorman Newton Obama
Newton
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Units for ___ are distance divided by time. flow velocity harmonics dynamic range
velocity