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Kategorie Biologie
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Directional hearing

>2kHz nur Druckunterschied verwertbar

acoustic pathway

Kleinhirn oder Cerebellum

Das Kleinhirn erfüllt wichtige Aufgaben bei der Steuerung der Motorik: Es ist zuständig für Koordination, Feinabstimmung, unbewusste Planung und das Erlernen von Bewegungsabläufen.

Position of the semicircular canals (vestibular)

Head rotation to right activates right vestibular organ

The otolith organs

Afferent / efferent nerves

Cocktail-Party Phenomen

The Organ of Smell

Receptor Cells

The Cardiac Cycle: Overview

Cardiac Cycle: The Wigger’s Diagramm

The Cardiac Cycle

The Laplace Law and Cardiac Function

Definitions: Preload and Afterload

Frank-Starling/Sarnoff Curves

Adaptation to increased preload

Adaptation to increased afterload

Changing the contractility (Inotropy)

How can we explain the AP difference between
SA-Node and ventricular myocytes?

CICR mechanism

Mechanism of Calcium Induce Calcium Release (CICR)

Dromotropy

Chronotropy, Dromotropy:Sympathetic System

Chronotropy

Chronotropy, Dromotropy: parasympathetic System

The erythrocytes properties

Blood groups

Diffusion example with Ca2+ signals

The Windkessel function (Aorta)

This mechanism similar to a RC low-pass filter (for electric circuit)
ensures a continuous blood flow.

Capillaries and microcirculation

Net filtration before and resorption after equilibrium

Capillary Hydrostatic Pressure (Pc)
This pressure drives fluid out of the capillary (i.e., filtration), and is highest at the arteriolar end of the capillary
and lowest at the venular end

Capillary Plasma Oncotic Pressure (ΠC)
Because the capillary barrier is readily permeable to ions, the osmotic pressure within the capillary is principally
determined by plasma proteins that are relatively impermeable.

Tissue (Interstitial) Pressure (Pi)
This hydrostatic pressure is determined by the interstitial fluid volume and the compliance of the tissue
interstitium, which is defined as the change in volume divided by the change in pressure.

Tissue (interstitial) Oncotic Pressure (Πi)
The oncotic pressure of the interstitial fluid depends on the interstitial protein concentration and the reflection
coefficient of the capillary wall.

Elastance and compliance of the blood vessels

Blood flow within the vessels: Hydrodynamics

Hagen-Poiseuille Law
Qv = π* r 4 / (8*(viskosität)*L) * DeltaP

Laminar and turbulent flow

Re>2000-->turbulent flow

Systemic control of blood pressure

Overall effect
To increase cardiac output, systemic vascular resistance (both arteries and veins), and arterial blood pressure. Enhanced sympathetic activity is particularly important during exercise, emotional stress, and during hemorrhagic shock.

Baroreceptors

Sympathetic control of blood pressure

sympatic: alpha 1 rezeptor-->Noradrenalin -->Vasoconstriction (gefässverengung)
parasympatic: beta 2 rezeptor-->Adrenalin -->Vasodilation (gefässerweiterung)

Local control of blood vessels:

Local control of blood vessels: Nitric Oxyde
NO diffundiert in Muskelzelle

Quiet breathing:

Inspiration: active through contraction of the diaphragm and/or the external intercostal muscles.
Expiration: passiv through elastic recoiling forces

Forced breathing:

Inspiration:
Diaphragm, external intercostal muscles, auxiliary muscles.

Expiration:
Active with internal intercostal muscles and auxiliary expiratory muscles (Abdominal press).

Intrapleural space:

P pl = intrapleural pressure
= - 5 cm H2O

Surfactant reduces surface tension

-->Surfactant