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Ischemia

Impaired blood flow and oxygen deprivation

Blood pressure

the force that blood exerts against the walls of the blood vessels

Systolic pressure

the pressure in the arteries at the peak of ventricular contraction (Systole)

Pulse pressure

the difference between systolic and the diastolic pressure

Hypotension

blood pressure becomes too low

Hypertension

blood pressure becomes elevated

Sphygmomanometer

instrument to take blood pressure recording

Korotkoff sounds

"tap tap tap" sounds

Vasodilation

occurs when arteriolar smooth muscle relaxes and increases, the diameter of the blood vessels

Vasoconstriction

when smooth muscle contracts, the diameter of the arteriole becomes smaller.

Baroreceotor flex

the most important rapidly acting nervous mechanisms

Angina

chest pain

Vasopressor effect

increases blood pressure

Oncotic pressure

the plasma osmonic pressure that is due to the plasma protiens

edema

excess fluid collection

pedal edema

excess fluid that collects in the feet

pulmonary edema

excess filtration of water into the lungs

nephromtic sydrome

kidney disease

Baroreceptors

sense sudden change in blood pressure