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CHF can be due to either diastolic or systolic failure. What are these processes?
Diastolic failure: decreased ejection fraction and decreased CO (because not getting enough blood back to the heart)

Systolic failure: decreased inotrophy and increased tension of cardiac muscle during contraction (not pumping enough blood out)
How does body position help determine blood distribution?
upright posture increases extrathroacic volume and decreases ventricular work
How does intrathoracic pressure help determine blood distribution?
inspiration causes pressure to become more negative, which increases thoracic blood volume
How does intrapericardial pressure help determine blood distribution?
increased pressure causes decrease filling and decrease stroke volume
How does venous tone help determine blood distribution?
venous contraction occurs during exercise and deep inspiration
How does skeletal muscle contraction help determine blood distribution?
decrease extrathoracic volume, increase intrathooracic volume, increased ventricular EDV, increase ventricular work
What intrathoracic and intraabdominal pressure changes are associated with INSPIRATION?
decrease intrathoracic pressure and increase intraabdominal pressure (fluid is squeezed from abdomen into thorax with help of valves in veins and lymphatics)
What intrathoracic and intraabdomina pressure changes are associated with EXPIRATION?
increase intrathoracic pressure, decrease intraabdominal pressure (drop in abdominal pressure pulls blood and lymph from periphery to get ready for next cycle)
How does thoracic cage dysfunction affect circulation?
causes decreased left sided preload
How does skeletal muscle dysfunction affect circulation?
venous return to right atrium is decreased if the skeletal muscles aren't working those veins like a hooker on Tiger Woods





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Dysfunctional musculoskeletal can compromise venous and lymph flow :( How can you enhance the flow?
decrease myofascial tension that blocks peripheral vessels
treat any dysfunction
decrease facilitation (decreasing sympathetic tone and its effects on peripheral vasculature and heart)
What sympathetic somatovisceral mechanisms are present in CHF?
spinal facilitation = increased sympathetic tone = increased vascular tone = decreased tissue perfusion
What PARAsympathetic somatovisceral mechanisms are present in CHF?
spinal facilitation = increased parasympathetic tone = decreased HR