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Coronary venous blood from the left ventricle muscle returns to the right atrium by way of the ?
coronary sinus
Coronary venous blood from the right ventricular muscle returns through the ? that flow directly into the right atrium.

NOT BY CORONARY SINUS
small cardiac veins
The amount of coronary artery blood flow is closely matched to the amount of ?
MVO2
What are the two major determinants for coronary blood flow?
Perfusion pressure

Coronary vascular resistance
What determines Perfusion Pressure?
Aortic pressure
True or False

Coronary ostia are partly occluded by the aortic valve cusps during ventricular systole. The full force of aortic systolic pressure is never conveyed to the coronary arteries.
True
? is an important determinant of coronary perfusion pressure.
Proportion of time the heart spends in diastole

rapid heart rate = less coronary blood flow
Blood Flow (Q) within the coronary circulation is influenced by the magnitude of ?.
Right Atrial Pressure


(increased right atrial pressure will cause FLOW to DECREASE)
Equation for blood flow within the coronary circulation:
Q = (aortic pressure - right atrial pressure) + coronary vascular resistance
What is the vascular resistance in the coronary circulation that is caused by compressing intramural coronary blood vessels that arise from the coronary arteries?
Extracoronary Resistance
Where is extracoronary resistance the greatest?
Greatest in the left ventricle

(this is why LEFT coronary artery blood flow drops to almost ZERO during systole)
When is extracoronary resistance the highest?
Ejection phase of Systole
When is the extracoronary resistance the lowest?
passive filling of Diastole
Right ventricular hypertrophy can cause increased ventricular systolic pressure and thereby increase ? which will limit blood flow to the right ventricle during systole
Increase Extracoronary resistance
How does Left ventricular end-diastolic pressure affect coronary resistance?
intramural capillaries at the subendocardial surface are compressed by the elevated intracavaity diastolic pressure.

this causes blood flow to decrease