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Explore the basics of hemodynamics including types of blood flow, resistance, shear stress, and velocity. Learn about capacitance, viscosity, and the critical closing pressure in blood circulation. Discover Ohm's Law in blood flow dynamics.
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TYPES OF BLOOD FLOW • RESISTANCE TO BLOOD FLOW • SHEAR STRESS • CAPACITANCE (COMPLIANCE) • VISCOSITY • CRITICAL CLOSING PRESSURE • VELOCITY OF BLOOD FLOW
OHM’S LAW: Definition: Pressure ( P ) Flow = Resistance ( R )
Q A DEFINITIONS: 1) Blood flow (cm3/sec): 2) Velocity (V) of blood flow (cm/sec): V = Q–Blood flow A–Total cross sectional area 3) Resistance to blood flow: P1 – P2 (mmHg) Q (mL/sec) PRU =
Blood flow is the quantity of blood that passes a given point in the circulation in a given period of time. Unit: mL/min or L/min
TYPES OF BLOOD FLOW: I. LAMINAR (STREAMLINE) FLOW: II. TURBULENT FLOW:
ρDV Reynold’s No (Re): Re = η • Diameter of vessel (D): • Viscosity of fluid (η): • Velocity of flow (V) : • Density of fluid (ρ): Factors affecting Turbulent flow:
TURBULENT FLOW Effect of constriction: Upstream Laminar
TURBULENT FLOW Effect of constriction: Upstream High velocity Laminar
TURBULENT FLOW Effect of constriction: Upstream High velocity Laminar
TURBULENT FLOW Effect of constriction: Turbulent Upstream High velocity Laminar
TURBULENT FLOW Effect of constriction: Turbulent Upstream High velocity Laminar Laminar
A O R TURBULENT FLOW Effect of constriction: Turbulent Upstream High velocity Laminar Laminar A A Velocity R
LAMINAR FLOW TURBULENT FLOW Nature of flow: Velocity of flow: Reynold’snumber: Association of sound:
RESISTANCE TO FLOW • IF THE PRESSURE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS IS 1 mm Hg AND THE FLOW IS 1mL/min, THEN TPR = 1 PRU • RESISTANCE TO BLOOD FLOW IN SERIES AND PARALLEL CIRCUIT
CONDUCTANCE • IT IS THE RECIPROCAL OF RESISTANCE • UNIT IS mL/sec/mm Hg • Conductance is α diameter4