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Amount of blood that heart pumps/minute (L)
5 L
Impulse delay from SA node to AV node
.1 sec (tenth of a second)
% of ventricular filling during mid-diastole
65-85%
% of ventricular filling during atrial systole
20-35%
pulmonary diastolic pressure during ventricular systole
10 mmHg
pulmonary stystolic pressure during ventricular systole
24 mmHg
aortic diastolic pressure during ventricular stystole
80 mmHg
aortic systolic pressure during ventricular systole
120 mmHG
stroke volume of each ventricle (ml)
70-80 ml
end-systolic volume during ventricular systole (ml)
30-5- ml
blood pumped out of each ventricle during heart beat (ml)
60-80ml
standard blood pressure (systolic/diastolic)
120/80
standard pulse pressure (mmHg)
40-50 mmHg
heart rate of SA node (bpm)
72-75 bpm
heart rate controlled by AV node (bpm)
50-60 bpm
heart rate controlled by ventricles (bpm)
30-40 bpm
bradycardia bpm
<60bpm
tachycardia bpm
>100 bpm
max sympathetic stimulation of the heart (bpm)
250 bpm
max parasympathetic stimulation of the heart (bpm)
20-30 bpm
systemic circulation % of blood volume
79%
systemic circulation--arteries
15%
systemic circulation--capillaries
5%
systemic circulation--veins
59%
pulmonary circulation % of blood volume
12%
heart-- % of blood volume
9%
bp of large arteries
100-95 mmHg
bp of small arteries
98-85 mmHg
bp of arterioles
85-30 mmHg-- most important in regulation of blood pressure
bp of capillaries
30-10 mmHg
bp of veins
10-0 mmHg
What happens to capillary hydrostatic pressure as you get further and further from the contraction of the heart (increase or decrease)
decrease
primary hypertension is what percentage of all hypertension patients?
85-90%
secondary hypertension is what percentage of all hypertension patients?
10-15%
pH of gastric juice
1-2.5
pH of urine
4.5-6
pH of sweat
4-7
pH of saliva
6.4
pH of breast milk
7
pH of arteriole blood
7.4
pH of pancreatic juice
7.5-9
amount of saliva secretion (ml/day)
800-1500 ml/day
% of saliva output by parotid
20%
% of saliva output by submandibular
60%
% of saliva output by sublingual
20%
small intestine fluid secretion (ml/day)
1000-2000 ml/day
bile production of liver (ml/day)
100-600 ml/day
gallbladder storage of bile (ml/day)
3-70 ml/day
pancreatic fluid secretion (ml/day)
1200-1500 ml/day
ATP production of glycolysis
2 ATP
ATP production of krebs cycle
2 ATP
ATP production of electron transport chain
36 ATP
respiration rate (x/minute)
12-15 x/min
tidal volume (ml)
400-500 ml
dead air volume (ml)
30% of tidal volume ~ 130 ml
% of nitrogen in atmospheric air
78.6%
% of oxygen in atmospheric air
20%
% of carbon dioxide in atmospheric air
.04%
% of water in atmospheric air
.5%
partial pressure of oxygen in alveolus (mmHg)
104 mmHg
partial pressure of carbon dioxide in alveolus (mmHg)
40 mmHg
partial pressure of oxygen in capillary (mmHg)
40 mmHg
partial pressure of carbon dioxide in capillary (mmHg)
45 mmHg
number of capillaries in each glomerulus
50 capillaries
average blood pressure in glomerulus
45-60 mmHg--higher than rest of body
average glomerular filtration rate (GRF) (ml/min)
120 ml/min
% of tubular reabsorption by proximal convoluted tubule
80%
% of tubular reabsorption by nephron loop
6%
% of tubular reabsorption by distal convoluted tubule
9%
% of tubular reabsorption by by collecting duct
4 %
% under ADH control
13%