The Starling equation for fluid flow (Jv) is:
Glucocorticoids (e.g. cortisol) are essential in maintaining _____ to catecholamines
What equation may be used to calculate the pulmonary vascular resistance (PVR)? PVR = _____
How does hematocrit change with isosmotic diarrhea? _____
_____ is a consequence of adjacent layers of blood traveling at different velocities within a blood vessel
TXA2 causes vaso-_____
How does plasma protein concentration change with diarrhea? _____
Any factor that causes increased _____ pressure will cause coronary sinus dilation
The Na+-K+ ATPase pump is located in the plasma membrane with the ATP site on the _____ side
Activation of beta-2 (β2) adrenergic receptors causes _____ systemic vascular resistance (SVR)
Principles of blood flow (Poiseuille's law)
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Vascular resistance concepts
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Laminar vs. turbulent flow
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Pressure gradients across circulation
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Compliance of blood vessels
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Arterial pressure waveform
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Venous pressure and return
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Pulmonary circulation hemodynamics
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Autoregulation mechanisms
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Orthostatic changes in hemodynamics
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Shock states pathophysiology
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Hemodynamic monitoring principles
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Microcirculation physiology
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