Discuss the physiological mechanisms that regulate arterial blood pressure. in detail give examples to back answer.

Assume a person has been in a bad car accident and has severe bleeding from a partially severed arm. Describe the body’s response to this by answering the following  What mechanisms will occur to reduce the blood loss l(hemorrhaging)?  What events happen as part of the clotting process?  How does the body slow down blood loss?  What would happen if blood volume falls too low?  What happens if homeostasis and bloo

What are some data elements that a physician would generate for high blood pressure?

Fill in the gaps in the paragraphs below: Blood pressure can be regulated by the nervous system, in particular the ____________________ nervous system. Initially changes to blood composition and pressure can be detected by ____________________: ____________________for pressure, ____________________for chemical changes, ____________________for temperature, and ____________________for movement. These changes are collected by the medulla oblongata in the brain, which will initiate the ____________________nerve to reduce blood pressure or the ____________________system to increase it. So when blood pressure is high, the ____________________system is used, heart rate ____________________and the systolic blood pressure ____________________. When blood pressure is too low, the ____________________system takes over, heart rate and contractility ____________________, and ____________________occurs in the blood vessels.

Describe how donating approx. 500mL of whole blood disturbs cardiovascular physiology. Then, describe how the body detects the changes, and how the cardiovascular system acutely responds to maintain homeostasis.

Describe the conduction pathway of the heart, and discuss two examples of disease states where conduction is altered  Provide examples  provide steps

Given: One night your body goes crazy and the amount of albumin in your blood doubles. a. What will this do to your blood pressure, and why? b. What are actions your body could take to reverse this change in blood pressure, and where would this take place? (Answer a and b)

Scenario: A patient arrives at the clinic complaining of an increased heart rate and is feeling some nausea. Multiple tests are performed and an ECG reveals that the patient has abnormal P waves and an unusually fast heart rate. Their blood pressure is also found to be high. Question Stem: If the patient is experiencing increased venous return, what does this tell us about their cardiac output or stroke volume? Answers A - D A Their cardiac output is unaffected and neither is stroke volume Their cardiac output should increase Stroke volume is affected but not cardiac output Their cardiac output should decrease