Aterial Blood Pressure
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| What is the definition of Arterial BP? | FORCE exerted by Blood against the Arterial walls
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| What creates Arterial BP? | CONTRACTION of Heart and Blood Vessels
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| What is the definition of Systole? | pressure during Ventricular CONTRACTION
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| What is the definition of Diastole? | pressure during Ventricular RELAXATION
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| When is more Stroke Volume moving? | during DIASTOLE
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| What would a weak pulse indicate? | LOW Systole or HIGH Diastole
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| What would cause a LOW Systole? | Hemmorage
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| What is Ateriosclerosis? | Hardening of Ateries
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| What is Atherosclerosis? | Lipid deposits in Arterioles
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| What is the normal adult Arterial BP? | 120 Systolic/80mm Hg Diastolic
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| What isthe significance of Mean Arterial Pressure? | = the overall that is dictating Blood Flow
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| What is the Pulse Pressure of a normal adult? | (systolic - diastolic) = 40mm Hg
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| What is the normal adults MAP? | 120/80 avg = 93mm Hg
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| How much of the Stroke Volume leaves the Heart during Systole? | 1/3 SV into Arterioles
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| How much of the Stroke Volume leaves the Heart during Diastole? | 2/3 SV into Arterioles
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