CVR10

This is the force exerted by blood on the wall of a vessel

Blood pressure
This catheter is used to measure pulmonary blood pressure

Swan-ganz catheter
Another word for pressure receptors

Barroreceptors
Where are two places you can find arterial barroreceptors?
- Carotid arteries
- Aortic arteries
- Arterial Barroreflex
- Exact opposite is true for low MAP
Why cant barroreceptors fix blood pressure in the long run?

they adapt
When blood volume increases, the atria is stretched, activating these receptors

Atrial volume receptors
The CV center (which is in the medulla) corrects blood volume using these 4 main ways:
- increase GFR
- decrease Renin
- decrease ADH
- increas ANP
We constrict the arteries in the gut to make up for blood lost in the brain
- Hormonal regulation of BP using catechholamines
- it also causes vasoconstriction
What stage of hypertension is 140/90?

Stage 1
What stage of hypertension is 160/100?

Stage 2
What stage of hypertension is 180/110?

Stage 3
Another hormonal way of controlling blood pressure in the long run
Self explanatory
What are 2 major effects of ADH (Vasopressin)?
- Save water in the kideneys to increase blood volume
- Constrict blood vessels to increase BP

Author

Bobopudge

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Card Set

CVR10

Description

Blood pressure regulation

Updated

2011-03-31T15:32:50Z

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