Venous Hemodynamics Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

venous system serves as a ___ for blood

A

reservoir

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2
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~ ⅔ of total blood volume resides in the ____ venous system

A

extrapulmonary

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3
Q

effective venous return requires (4)

A
  1. central pump
  2. pressure gradient
  3. peripheral venous pump
  4. competent venous valves
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4
Q

two main types of pressure in the venous system

A

dynamic pressure
hydrostatic pressure

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5
Q

dynamic pressure generates from ___

A

cardiac contraction

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6
Q

most of dynamic pressure is dissipated in the ___, remaining energy released in the ____

A

arterial circulation
released in the venous system

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7
Q

dynamic pressure when supine

  1. ____mmHg in the leg
  2. ____mmHg at the right atrium
  3. due to low venous pressure, ____ influences venous return
A
  1. 8 mmHg in the leg
  2. 0 mmHg at the right atrium
  3. due to low venous pressure, respiratory motion influences venous return
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8
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hydrostatic pressure is the ___ of the column of blood from the heart to any given spot on the body

A

weight

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9
Q

hydrostatic pressure can be determined by considering ___ and the ___

A

blood density
acceleration of gravity

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10
Q

hydrostatic pressure = pgh

p -
g -
h -

A

p - specific gravity of blood
g - acceleration of gravity
h - height (distance from the heart)

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11
Q

the venous system is a ___ pressure system

A

low

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12
Q

inspiration

___ the diaphragm
___ intrathoracic pressure
___ venous return from the lower extremities
___ venous return from the upper extremities

A

lowers the diaphragm
decreases intrathoracic pressure
decreased venous return from the lower extremities
increased venous return from the upper extremities

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13
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expiration

___ the diaphragm
___ intrathoracic pressure
___ venous return from the lower extremities
___ venous return from the upper extremities

A

raises the diaphragm
increases intrathoracic pressure
increased venous return from the lower extremities
decreased venous return from the upper extremities

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14
Q

valsalva maneuver increases (2)

A

intrathoracic and intra-abdominal pressure
ALL venous flow stops

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15
Q

valsalva maneuver is used as a proximal augmentation maneuver for evaluation of ___

A

valve function

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16
Q

peripheral pumps propel blood upward to overcome the ___

A

hydrostatic pressure

17
Q

the most important peripheral pump is the ___ and it is activated with ___

A

calf muscle
activated with walking

18
Q

without the activation of muscle pumps, ___ is inadequate to return blood from the dependent limb to the heart and ___ results

A

dynamic pressure
venous hypertension results

19
Q

calf muscle contraction

  1. squeeze the ___
  2. blood flows ___ the heart in both superficial and deep systems
  3. ___ valve are closed
  4. valves prevent ___
A
  1. squeeze the deep veins
  2. blood flows towards the heart in both superficial and deep systems
  3. perforator valve are closed
  4. valves prevent venous backflow
20
Q

calf muscle relaxed

  1. ___ vein decompresses and expands
  2. blood is drawn from the superficial and deep veins through the ____
  3. blood is sucked from ___ and ___ through the calf
  4. ___ valves are closed, reducing local venous pressure
A
  1. deep vein decompresses and expands
  2. blood is drawn from the superficial and deep veins through the perforators
  3. blood is sucked from capillaries and venules through the calf
  4. upstream valves are closed, reducing local venous pressure
21
Q

ineffective calf muscle pump or outflow obstruction

  1. blood flows ___ from deep to superficial veins through incompetent perforators
  2. blood flows distally towards the ___
  3. ___ circular flow of blood
  4. results in ___ and ___
A
  1. blood flows outward from deep to superficial veins through incompetent perforators
  2. blood flows distally towards the foot
  3. inefficient circular flow of blood
  4. results in venous pooling and ambulatory venous hypertension
22
Q

venous valves are one way valves the generally direct flow ___ and ___

A

inward and upward

23
Q

venous valves are susceptible to (3)

A

disease
damage
incompetence

24
Q

incompetent venous valves decrease ejection of blood, allow __ to occur

25
ineffective muscle pump results in increased ___ and ___ leading to ambulatory venous hypertension
venous volume and pressure
26
veins are very ___ and change shape with demand
elastic
27
veins have the property of high ___ and high ___
compliance and capacitance
28
compliance or capacitance ___ is the ability to accommodate a large change in volume with a small change in pressure
compliance **pressure
29
compliance or capacitance ___ is the ability to accommodate a large change in volume in a short period of time
capacitance **time
30
what is transmural pressure?
relative pressure difference from within the vessel to out (intravascular pressure vs tissue pressure)
31
transmural pressure is always references from ___
inside the vessel
32
when tissue pressure exceeds the intravascular pressure, the transmural pressure is considered ___ and the vessel ___
considered low vessel collapses
33
high venous pressure ___ tissue pressure ___ transmural pressure ___ vein ___ resistance
low tissue pressure high transmural pressure distended vein lower resistance
34
low venous pressure ___ tissue pressure ___ transmural pressure ___ vein ___ resistance
high tissue pressure low transmural pressure collapsed vein high resistance
35
veins offer ___ to flow similar to the arteries but can vary significantly due to ___
offer resistance vary due to elasticity
36
a distended vein offers ___ resistance than a flattened vein
lower resistance