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| Formula for Cardiac output |
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| Peripheral vasoconstricion |
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| Norepinephrine bound to A1 causes what? |
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1. O2 delivery 2. metabolic waste removal 3. pH balance 4. temperature 5. immunity |
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| Functions of the cardiovascular system (5) |
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| Ratio of RBC to total blood volume |
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| Average blood volume for a 70 kg person |
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| What is in the buffy coat? |
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Liver It would become thick. |
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| What organ makes the plasma? If this is damaged, what would happen to your blood? |
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| RA with mixed venous blood, tricuspid valve, RV, pulmonary artery, pulmonary capillaries for O2 exchange, pulmonary veins, LA with oxygenated blood, mitral valve, LV, aortic valve, aorta, body |
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| Describe the flow of blood starting with venous return. Don't forget the valves. |
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| In the grand scheme of things, CO must equal_____ in the steady state. |
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1. coronary 2. renal--> 2 capillary series in series 3. hepatic --> 2 inputs 4. bronchial--> venous return to pulmonary vein to LA |
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| What are the 4 unique regional circulations? |
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| Fluid is constantly lost in the capillaries and returned to the system via _____. |
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ASD= oxygenated blood will flow from high pressure LA to the RA and back around. VSD= oxygenated blood flows from high pressure LV to lower pressure RV and back around. |
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| Describe the flow in atrial defects and in septal defects. |
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| This defect remains open after birth and blood flows from the aorta back into the pulmonary artery |
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| Describe Patent Ductus Arteriosus |
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| Layer of the blood vessel that is mostly connective tissue |
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| Layer of the blood vessel that is smooth muscle and external elastic lamina |
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| Layer of the vessel that contains endothelium and internal elastic lamina |
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