CARDIAC PHYSIOLOGY; PART 6 by Professor Fink.wmv

In Part 6 of Cardiac Physiology, Professor Fink reviews Ventricular Hypertrophy, Preload and Afterload in the Heart, and Cardiac Output and the major determinants (including Heart Rate, myocardial contractility, Stroke Volume, Venous Return, Starling's Law of the Heart). Reference is made to Congestive Heart Failure, and Digitalis.
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Dear profesor fink, I wanted to ask a question about heart rate and its relationship with cardiac output because youve brought to light an issue with CO = HR x SV [I dont intend to cause any confusion, i just want to clarify, if there's something missing with what im about to say]. In ALOT of texts, it is stated that an increase in Heart Rate SHOULD THEORETICALLY cause an increase in Cardiac Output, BUT in reality, an increase in heart rate causes decreased filling time. Since there's decreased filling time, theres LESS time for the ventricle to fill, so the volume of blood in the ventricles lessens(decreased EDV) and there is decreased contractility (Starling's Law) and hence, decreased STROKE VOLUME. If there is decreased stroke volume, wouldnt that be a DECREASED cardiac output? If that is the case, is there any factor that should be taken into consideration when looking at this.

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You are correct that as HR increases, the filling time decreases. However, there is still adequate time for the ventricles to fill UNTIL THE HR EXCEEDS (becomes greater than) about 160 BPM. SO, during exercise, increasing HR and increasing myocardial contractility (which increases SV) both increase CO -- until about 160 BPM. AFTER THAT, even if HR increases, the decreasing filling time starts to reduce SV, causing a drop in CO. Thank you for your excellent question.

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