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Blood Pressure

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Definition
components of blood   show
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blood viscosity   show
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show hormone that controls RBC production  
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show taking out blood, letting the body replenish that blood defect and then adding it back in so you have additional red blood cells than you did before  
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short-term control of blood pressure   show
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baroreceptor response   show
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long term control of blood pressure   show
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why does cardiac output increase during exercise?   show
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redistribution of blood flow during exercise   show
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show 220-age OR 200-.67(age-20)  
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show vasodilation in arterioles feeding working muscles caused by metabolic changes in the local muscles, influenced by decreased oxygen tension, increased CO2 tension, nitric oxide, potassium and adenosine concentrations, decrease in pH  
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capillary recruitment   show
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factors that cause a rise in cardiac output   show
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why does diastolic blood pressure drop during exercise?   show
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show VO2 = Q x a-vo2 difference  
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show electrical activity of the heart  
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show sino-atrial node pacemaker, depolarizes and fires and impulse to the surrounding cardiac muscle fibers in order to contract  
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AV node   show
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show extremely slow heart rate , under 60 bpm  
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show extremely high heart rate , above 100 bpm  
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extrinsic control of heart rate   show
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show cardiovascular control center in the medulla slows activity in the heart  
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show cardiovascular control center in the medulla stimulates activity in the heart  
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show PNS, crianial nerve that when stimulated will slow or completely stop heart rate. works by dampening the signals of the SA node  
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vagus escape   show
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show by withdrawal of the PNS stimulation  
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show amount of blood pumped out per beat  
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show EDV, contractility, peripheral resistance,  
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show amount of blood in ventricle after contraction of ventricle  
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venous return   show
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starling law   show
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show amount of blood pumped out of the ventricles each contraction, in a healthy heart should be 70%  
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