Practical 4 Heart function Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

Heart rate horse

A

30-40/min

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2
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heart rate cattle

A

60-80/min

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3
Q

heart rate small ruminants

A

60-80/min

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4
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heart rate swine

A

60-80/min

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5
Q

heart rate dog large size

A

70-100/min

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6
Q

heart rate dog new born

A

150-200/min

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7
Q

heart rate cat adult

A

120-160/min

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8
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heart rate cat new born

A

200-250/min

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9
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heart rate rabbit

A

150-200/min

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10
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heart rate poultry

A

140-400/min

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11
Q

What is pulse pressure?

A

the pressure in arterial system)

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12
Q

Pulse pressure in humans?

A

40 mmHg / 5.3 kPa

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13
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Normal Diastolic pressure in humans?

A

75-80 mmHg / 10.0-11.0 kPa

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14
Q

Why does edema happend with Ringer’s solution?

A

Protein free solution pass unhindered trough blood vessel walls to interstices

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15
Q

What is the effect of pharmacological consentrations of epinephrine? And which receptors does it influence?

A

Vasoconstriction all over body, trough α1 adrenergic receptors)

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16
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Equation for effective filtration pressure?

A

Peff = Pheff – Poeff

17
Q

Equation for flow rate in the capillaries?

A

Q = Peff x CFC)

18
Q

Factors of the diffusion rate?

A

conc. gradient and transit time of substance, and permability and diffusion area

19
Q

Method of measuring blood pressure?

A

Indirect, by auscultatory method, or by digital method

20
Q

How to determind diastolic pressure?

A

dissapperance of the tapping sound when releasing the cuff pressure

21
Q

ISF, what does it depend on?

A

blood pressure, hydrostatic pressure, oncotic pressure and tissue turgor

22
Q

Myogen, is it dependent on the CNS?

A

(Independent)

23
Q

What happens when you get a local hypoxia?

A

metatrioles contract due to increased hydrostatic pressure

24
Q

Is pulse pressure age dependent? Why?

A

Yes, because systolic increase and diastolic decrease by age

25
Equation for mean arterial pressure?
Pavarage = (Psystolic + 2xPdiastolic) / 3
26
How to measure systolic pressure?
First sound when releasing pressure in cuff
27
How to measure blood pressure by ausculatory method?
by using the Riva-Rocci sphygmomanometer
28
Effect of prolonged perfusion with ringer’s solution?
oedema
29
What blood cell type is mainly in mural flow?
white
30
What effect does verapamil have on the heart muscle
cat+ channels blocked
31
describe a normal p wave
atrial contraction
32
list the 4 main effects of epinephrine
chronotropic bathmotropic bromotropic inotropic
33
what enzyme does strophantine-G inhibit
Na+/K+ atpase
34
what effect does strophantine- g on the stimulus conduction in the AV node
negative dromotropic effect
35
what type of channels does verapamil block
ca+
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lead 2
right arm and left leg
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lead 1
right arm and left arm
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lead 3
left arm and left leg
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what type of adrenoreceptors does propranolol inhibit
B1 and B2