Orthostatic changes in hemodynamics — Flashcards

Orthostatic changes in hemodynamics — Flashcards

Orthostatic changes in hemodynamics — Flashcards
#1

Arteriolar resistance is regulated by the _____ nervous system

#2

How does increased efferent sympathetic firing (e.g. baroreceptor reflex) affect TPR?_____

#3

The _____ is a fast, neurally mediated mechanism of regulating arterial pressure

#4

What effect may adenosine have on blood pressure?_____

#5

Vasodilation (e.g. following hypertensive therapy) reduces _____-load

#6

What type of receptor acts as a pressure sensor?_____

#7

How does increased efferent sympathetic firing (e.g. baroreceptor reflex) affect venoconstriction?_____

#8

What is the major factor determing autoregulation of blood flow to the resting skeletal muscle?_____

#9

The rate at which blood is pumped from either ventricle is called the _____

#10

Both ADH and oxytocin are neuropeptides, synthesized in hypothalamic neurons and secreted from nerve terminals in the _____

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