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Name the metabolically active tissues/organs
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endocrine glands, kidney, active muscle and the brain
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what keeps cardiac workload to a minimum
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local blood flow control
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Acute local blood flow control occurs within seconds to minutes in response to ?
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increased tissue metabolism
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what vessels are affected in acute local blood flow control
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arterioles, metarterioles and pre capillary sphincters
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according to the O2/nutrient lack theory in the absence of adequate O2 and nutrients this happens
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vascular smooth muscle relaxes, vessels dilate and blood flow increases until the deficiency is corrected
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many physiologist believe this is the most important vasodialator, especially for myocardial blood vessels
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adenosine
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name some known endogenous vasodialators
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K+, H+ (in lactic acid) CO2, and Histamine along with adenosine
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when and where are endogenous vasodilator substances formed
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in tissue cells in response to hypoxia (increased tissue metabolism)
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what do the vasodilator do?
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these substances relax smooth muscle in arterioles, metarterioles, and pre capillary sphincters locally
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