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Hemodynamics & Organization QuizVersion en ligne Hemodynamics basics par Tushika Singh 1 Flow through a vascular bed is directly related to the: a A. Pressure gradient b C. Blood viscosity only c B. Resistance d D. Vessel length only 2 With constant pressure gradient, increased resistance causes flow to: a C. Remain same b A. Increase c B. Decrease d D. Reverse 3 Arterioles are important because they: a B. Provide major resistance b D. Lack smooth muscle c A. Store most blood d C. Perform most exchange 4 The major systemic pressure drop occurs across: a A. Aorta b B. Arterioles c D. Vena cava d C. Large veins 5 Large arteries primarily: a C. Store most blood b B. Conduct high-pressure blood c A. Exchange nutrients d D. Form urine 6 Veins are capacitance vessels because they: a A. Have low compliance b D. Generate arterial pressure c C. Have highest resistance d B. Hold large blood volumes with small pressure changes 7 Resistance varies approximately inversely with the: a C. Third b D. Fourth power c A. First power of radius d B. Second 8 Greatest total cross-sectional area occurs in: a C. Capillaries b B. Large arteries c A. Aorta d D. Vena cava 9 Lowest blood velocity is mainly in capillaries because of their: a D. High pressure gradient b C. Thick walls c B. Large total cross-sectional area d A. High pressure 10 25. Low capillary velocity facilitates: a B. Hypertension b A. Exchange c C. Valve closure d D. Venous pooling 11 26. Which increases venous return? a C. Reduced venous pressure b B. Skeletal muscle pump c D. Loss of venoconstriction d A. Venous pooling 12 Sympathetic venoconstriction tends to: a B. Promote venous return b C. Reduce central volume c D. Stop filling d A. Increase pooling 13 Right and left heart function as: a D. Both coronary pumps b C. Both pulmonary pumps c B. Right pulmonary and left systemic pumps d A. Both systemic pumps 14 Increased vascular resistance with unchanged pressure gradient causes: a A. Reduced flow b C. No effect c B. Increased flow d D. Reversed flow 15 The large number of capillaries provides: a D. No tissue perfusion b C. Maximum velocity c B. Large exchange surface d A. High pressure

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Hemodynamics & Organization QuizVersion en ligne

par Tushika Singh

Flow through a vascular bed is directly related to the:

With constant pressure gradient, increased resistance causes flow to:

Arterioles are important because they:

The major systemic pressure drop occurs across:

Large arteries primarily:

Veins are capacitance vessels because they:

Resistance varies approximately inversely with the:

Greatest total cross-sectional area occurs in:

Lowest blood velocity is mainly in capillaries because of their:

25. Low capillary velocity facilitates:

26. Which increases venous return?

Sympathetic venoconstriction tends to:

Right and left heart function as:

Increased vascular resistance with unchanged pressure gradient causes:

The large number of capillaries provides: