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20 Cards in this Set
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what receptors increase vent contractility
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b1
b2 a1: increased intracellular Ca |
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what receptors decrease HR
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M2
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what receptors make NO at endothelial cells
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M3
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what receptor decreases the rate of AV conduction
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M2
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what receptors do arteriolar constriction
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a1
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what receptors increase HR
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B1
B2 |
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what does arteriolar dilation
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B2
M3 |
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what increases rate of vent relaxation
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B1
B2 |
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how does a decrease in HR affect aortic pressure
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syst and diast are decreased
**PP is the same but MAP decreases |
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how does an increase in SV affect aortic diastolic P
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stays the same
Aortic SP, PP, and MAP all increase |
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what does endothelin do
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constroctor
decreases BF |
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what are the metabolites for:
heart brain sk mm |
Heart: CO2, O2, NO, H+ adenosine
Brain: CO2, NO, H, K, Adenosine Sk mm: adenosine, K, lactate |
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name 4 similiar metabolites for brain and heart. name 1 different
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BOTH: CO2. NO, H, Adenosine
Heart: o2 Brian: K sk mm: K, Adenosine, Lactate |
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what SNS receptors are present in:
coronary brian sk mm |
coronary: a1, b2
brain: a1 sk: a1, b2 |
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baroreceptors are activated when...
decreased activity when... |
increased activity when BP increases
decreased activity when BP decreases |
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what does the vasomotor center do?
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**baroreceptor and VMC have inverse relationship, when BR fire lots (increased P) there will be a decrease in VMC, so that SNS decreases and PNS increases
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is SNS the same as VMC or BR
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VMC
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baroreceptor activity and NTS, VMC
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BR is same as NTS
BR is opposite of VMC |
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*********if BR increases (increased BP), VMC decreases, SNS decreases, PNS increases
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IF BR DECREASES (lower BP), VMC increases, SNS increases, PNS decreases
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what does venoconstricion do to unstressed volume?
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decreases
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