Preload

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(Cardiovascular and Respiratory) Flashcards on Preload, created by jannabuss on 01/05/2013.
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What is the problem with the heart over working during failure? Increased 02 consumption , Hypertrophym, arrhythmias
What is the problem with venous compensation during heart failure? Increased capillary pressure oedema
Effects of ANP Kidney excreted salt and water Relaxes smooth muscle Inhibits RAAS
What is the cardiac output equation? CO=HR x SV
What is the ejection fraction? SV/EDV
What is Preload? Degree of stretch of the ventricular myocardium at the end of diastole
What determines preload? Circulating fluid volume Venous tone Myocardial compliance
What can excess of preload cause? Increased atrial pressure, Increased venous pressure, Signs of congestion
What can affect stroke volume? Mechanical; Neronal; Hormonal
What did the Straling heart-lung experiment show? Intrinsic autoregulation. Allows SV increase without HR and that the higher reservoir the more filling, more stretch and a stronger contraction. Energy of contraction is proportional to the fibre length at rest
What happens within the muscle fibres to create a greater contraction? Increased VEDV/VEDP causing stretch, increase myosin head to actin, increased cross bridges, increased force of contraction
What condition can impare the Frank Starling mechanism? Dilated Cardiomyopathy
What determines central venous pressure Vol. blood, Distribution of blood, Sypathetic nerve activity, Gravity and movement: Pooling decreases CVP and SV. Thoracic pump
Arterial baroreceptor reflex Depressor/Pressor reflex. Medulla oblongata, acts via vagus nerve (heart) or sympathetic to heart, arteries and veins
Atrial receptors Volume receptor. Low pressure stretch. High blood volume= Inhibit sympathetic vasoconstrictor pathways to kidneys, increased diuresis. Inhibition of ADH.
Correction from haemorrhage Baro and atrial receptors Increased ADH from decreased AV receptor firing. Excites sympathetic pathway to kidney. RAAS. Decreased urine
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