ব্যাখ্যা
Explanation:
Rapidly acting regulating mechanisms (acute nervous reflexes) (acts within seconds to minutes)
• Baroreceptor mechanism
• Chemoreceptor mechanism
• CNS ischemic mechanism
PrepBank · বিষয়ভিত্তিক প্রশ্ন
PrepBank · পাতা ১ / ১ · ১–১৪ / ১৪
Explanation:
Rapidly acting regulating mechanisms (acute nervous reflexes) (acts within seconds to minutes)
• Baroreceptor mechanism
• Chemoreceptor mechanism
• CNS ischemic mechanism
★Total peripheral resistance
Directly proportional to
-Velocity
-Viscosity
-Length of blood vessels
Inversely proportional to
-Lumen of blood vessels
-4th power of radius
-Elasticity of arterial wall
Pulse pressure (PP)
-PP Directly proportional to SV
-PP inversely proportional to compliance/Arterial elasticity
Explanation:
Pulse pressure
Is the difference between systolic and diastolic pressure. Normal pulse pressure is 30 - 60 mm Hg (average 50 mm Hg).
Pulse pressure depends on three factors:
• Age
• Stroke volume
• Arterial elastic constant
Explanation:
Site of blood pressure measurement
• Arms (over brachial artery)
• Thighs (over popliteal artery)
Increased pressure within carotid sinus causes-
-Decreased Heart rate
-Decreased sympathetic tone/Vasomotor tone
-Increased parasympathetic discharge
-Decreased myocardial contractility
-Causes vasodilation and venodilation
-Decreased TPR