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BP = F x R
-Flow (cardiac output (CO))
-Resistance (vessel diameter)
CO = ? x ?
CO = HR x SV
-Heart Rate beats/min
-Stroke Volume- blood ejected from L ventricle; ml/beat
Mean Arterial Pressure
MAP = CO x SVR
-systemic vascular resistance
How is BP maintained?
by adjusting CO for SVR
-if SVR is high, the body decreases CO (cardiac output)
BP patho of SNS Neural (short term)
-increase HR and contractility
-increased activity = vessel constriction
-decreased activity = vessel relaxation
BP patho of PNS Neural
-slows HR via vagus nerve
baroreceptors
pressure sensitive receptors in vessel walls
-they send messages to either SNS or PNS
What is PVD
-Peripheral VAscular Disease
-Narrowing of blood vessels outside of heart and brain
-Arterial or venous or both
-Often thought as arterial problems
Thromboangiitis Obliterans
Buerger's Disease
-Peripheral artery inflammatory disease
-young men who smoke
Patho of Buerger's Disease
-med and sm artery inflammation
-hands and feet
-emboli
-vasospasm
-ischemia...pain...necrosis
Raynaud's Disease
Patho:
-Idiopathic
-Secondary to systemic diseases
-Vasospasms in small arteries and arterioles (fingers and toes)
S/S
-Pallor
-Numbness
-Sensation of cold digits
-Bilateral
-Canosis
Rubor
-Throbbing
Varicose veins
-Dilated, tortuous veins of lower extremities
-Superficial saphenous vein only covered by fat and skin
DVT risk factors
Deep Vein Thrombisis
-prolonged immovility
-dehydration
smoking
oral contraceptives
varicose veins
deficiencies of naturally occurring anticoagulants
Myocardial Ischemia Patho
-Insufficient Oxygen
-cells switch to anaerobic metabolism
-Lactic acid formed
-Cellular function impaired
-Inverted t wave
MI patho
-Oxygen supply inadequate
-O2 reserves last for 8sec
-cells switch to anaerobic metabolism
-Lactic acid accumulates
K, Ca, and Mg leaks out
-Cell contraction stops