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Ventricle fibrilation
entire ventricle not contracting together (leaks blood) which could kill you!
electrical defibrilation
restores normal stimulation of heart to correct situation
Myocardial ischemia
lack of blood flow to the heart
Necrosis
death of cardiac cells
Acute myocardial infarction
heart attack
Cardiac arrest
when heart isnt working
Angina pectoris
pain in chest due to lack of blood flow to myocardium ( can come from ischema)
Vascular spasm
muscle that goes through spasms which can cut off blood supply
coronary artery disease
build up of plaque in the blood vessels (making them narrower)
thrombus
blood clot attached to blood vessels
Embolus
clot breaks off and circulates in blood arteries (blocks blood)
Atherosclerosis
build up of plaque in blood vessels and can start in infancy
What is the most common type of Arteriosclerosis?
Atherosclerosis
What accounts for 50% of deaths in the US
Atherosclerosis
What RE SOME OF THE MANY FACTORS that help increase plaque in your arteries?
*smoking
*food high in saturated fats
*lack of exercise
*gum disease
*snoring
*anything increasing BP
Factors affecting peripheral Resistance
*arteriolar diameter= most resistance comes here t
*blood viscosity: hicker blood which increses BP
*vessel length: those who are taller tends to increase BP
Factors Affecting Arteriolar Diameter
*sympathetic N.S (epinephrine causes basal contraction_
*Myogenic response to stretch
*heat: diolation dec. PR and BP
*cold: contricts, red stays because blood doesnt release oxygen
*histamine: diolates (swelling) doesnt release oxygen
*O2 basal contriction
*CO2 dialation
ADH : constriction
ect
what receptor is used for short term regulation of blood pressure?
Baroreceptors
What do baroreceptors do?
detects blood pressure and restores normal blood pressure, but only for short term use
* if BP is long term, it will not work
What helps out for long term regulation of your Blood pressure?
your kidneys