Regulation of Blood Pressure Flashcards

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1
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What happens to a tissue if not enough blood is present

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undergoes necrosis

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2
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What relationship of haemodynamics is inversely proportional

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resistance to flow

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What does vascular/total peripheral resistance depend on

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size of vessel lumen, length of blood vessel, blood viscosity

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4
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Describe the effect of blood viscosity on total peripheral resistance

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as viscosity increases, blood flow decreases

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5
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Describe the effect of blood vessel length of total peripheral resistance

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longer the blood vessel - greater the resistance - slower flow

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6
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Definition of blood pressure

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force or hydrostatic pressure that blood exerts against blood vessel wall

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7
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What does blood pressure vary depending on?

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system, distance, systole or diastole

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8
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what is systole

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contraction

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9
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what is diastole

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relaxation

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10
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When is peak systolic arterial BP attained

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ventricular systole

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11
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When is minimum diastolic pressure attained

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ventricular diastole

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12
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What is pulse pressure

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difference between systolic and diastolic pressure

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13
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What is systolic pressure mainly affected by

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ejection velocity, stroke volume

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14
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What is diastolic pressure mainly affected by

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total peripheral resistance, arteriole resistance

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15
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What is used to measure arterial BP

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sphygmomanometer and stethoscope

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16
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What are baroreceptors

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free nerve endings

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17
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What do baroreceptors detect

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changes in stretch within blood vessels

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18
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What are some examples of baroreceptors

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carotid sinus, aortic arch

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19
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What happens to baroreceptors when blood vessels stretch

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increased APs - signal to cardio-vascular centres in the medulla

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20
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What uses a negative feedback loop

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baroreceptors

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21
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What is the detector of short term BP regulation

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baroreceptors

22
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What is the integrator of short term BP regulation

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cardiovascular centre in medulla oblongata

23
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What are the effectors for short term regulation fo arterial BP

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cardiac muscle, vascular smooth muscle

24
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What does the vasomotor centre stimulate

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sympathetic system

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What does activity of the vasomotor centre cause
noradrenaline release, vasoconstriction
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What is the function of the acceleratory centre
increase cardiac output, increase cardiac contractility
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What system does the acceleratory centre use
sympathetic
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What is the function of the cardioinhibitory centre when activated
decreases cardiac output
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What system controls the cardioinhibitory centre
parasympathetic
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How is blood pressure regulated
altering cardiac output and total peripheral resistance
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What does long term decrease in BP cause
release of renin
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What is the function of renin
converts angiotensinogen into angiotensin I
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What converts angiotensin I into angiotensin II
ACE - angiotensinogen converting enzyme
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Where is ACE found
lungs and capillaries
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What is the function of angiotensin II
increases thirst, increases blood volume
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What brain region does angiotensin II act on
hypothalamus
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What does angiotensin II act on directly
blood vessels
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What is the effect of angiotensin II on blood vessels
vasoconstriction
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What other structure does angiotensin II act on
adrenal cortex
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What does angiotensin II cause to be released from the adrenal cortex
aldosterone
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What is the effect of aldosterone on the kidney
cells increase salt and water retention
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What is long term BP regulation an example of
negative feedback loop
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Which drug is an ACE inhibitor
Ramipril
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Which drug is an angiotensin receptor blocker
losartan
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Which drugs treat high BP
ramipril, losartan, thiazide diuretics, metoprolol, doxazosin, nifedipine
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What is the function of thiazide diuretics
reduce blood volume
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What drug decreases cardiac output
metoprolol
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What is metoprolol
sympathetic beta1 adrenoreceptor antagonist
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Which drug decreases total peripheral resistance via vasodilation
doxazosin, nifedipine
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What is doxazosin
sympathetic alpha1 adrenoreceptor antagonist
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What is nifedipine
calcium channel antagonist