Coronary perfusion pressure gradient

    • [DOC File]Classes of Blood Vessels - WCJC

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      Absolute pressure is less important than pressure gradient. The Pressure Gradient ( P) Circulatory pressure = pressure gradient. ... Tissue Perfusion . Blood flow through the tissues. Carries O2 and nutrients to tissues and organs. ... Through coronary arteries . Oxygen demand increases with activity. Lactic acid and low O2 levels.


    • [DOC File]1 - David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

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      Beta-blockers decrease oxygen demand by mainly decreasing heart rate and contractility. This could lead to a drop in blood pressure, which further reduces oxygen demand. In addition, a decrease in heart rate could increase oxygen supply because it increases the length of diastole, the time during which coronary blood flow is the greatest.


    • Chapter 13: Circulation

      blood pressure is the force that drives perfusion. blood pressure is due to: ... a. pressure gradient. blood goes from where pressure is higher to where it is lower. ... left and right coronary arteries leave aorta just above aortic SL valve. a. left coronary artery.


    • [DOC File]Practice of Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology

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      #20 radial catheter in left wrist (preferably) unless there is a pressure gradient between arms. Patients in CCU need to be transported directly to OR by anesthesia resident with EKG monitoring and nasal O2. Bring resuscitative drugs, O2, and airway equipment for transport. ... increased coronary perfusion pressure, and inotropy, if necessary.


    • [DOC File]2003 Primary Examination Workshop

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      Regarding coronary blood flow: In most people, the left coronary artery supplies the sinoatrial node ... Hydrostatic pressure gradient is the only force involved. Interstitial fluid pressure remains the same. ... Regarding the ventilation and perfusion of the lung: The V/Q ratio is 1 at the level of the 6th rib.


    • [DOC File]Chapter 27 Reproductive Endocrinology

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      pressure gradient ΔP betw two points. ΔP moves blood from high to low. ... coronary arteries. flow to myocardium during diastole only. low O2 vasodilation. epinephrine vasodilation ß adrenergic. ... perfusion coupling. Blood Pressure. fluid pressure = force exerted by the pump.


    • [DOC File]CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

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      Coronary Artery Disease ~ Cerebral Strokes ~ Thrombus. ... PRESSURE GRADIENT is too small to allow adequate return to heart by itself . GRAVITY will allow some blood to flow from head & neck back to the heart while standing or sitting. ... High PERFUSION ----> RUPTURED VESSELS ~ nose bleeds.


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