Shock Compensation 0.0 / 5 ? NursingShockUniversityNone Created by: FalafelelCreated on: 26-04-19 16:48 What does RAAS stand for? Renin Angiotension Aldosterone System 1 of 16 What hormone does the liver release in RAAS? Angiotensinogen 2 of 16 What enzyme do the kidneys release in RAAS? Renin 3 of 16 Fill the blanks. '...' and '...' react together to form angiotensin 1 Angiotensinogen and Renin 4 of 16 Where is angiotensin 2 converted into Aldasterone? Adrenal Glands 5 of 16 Angiotensin 1 is converted to angiotensin 2 by...? Angiotension Converting Enzyme 6 of 16 The adrenal glands convert angiontensin 2 in to...? Aldasterone 7 of 16 Aldasterone increases the absorption of '...' which increases fluid retention Sodium 8 of 16 What receptors detect a decrease in BP? Baroceptors 9 of 16 Once baroceptors detect a decrease in BP they release what? Antidiuretic Hormone 10 of 16 Antidiuretic hormone is released where? Posterior Pituitary Gland 11 of 16 When baroceptors detect a decrease in BP, what system is activated? Sympathetic Nervous System 12 of 16 The sympathetic nervous system increases what? The contractility of the heart and the heart rate 13 of 16 The sympathetic nervous system response causes what? Vasoconstriction, with vasodialation only occurring in vital organs e.g. heart, brain. 14 of 16 What are 2 vasodilators that cells release in response to hypoxia? Lactic acid and Nitric Oxide 15 of 16 The release of vasodilators causes what? Vasodilation and an increase in circulation to those cells 16 of 16
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