Restart QCP, and insert Mr. Norm's values and units. Your textbook describes the anatomy of the systemic circulation. More gradual recovery involves replacing the lost blood by mechanisms that conserve fluids and electrolytes, and increase blood cell formation. First record normal values in the table below. Blood volume, red cell volume and hematocrit are listed under the red cell logo, find cardiovascular and sympathetic ns variables as previously.
Hemorrhage is under the blood cell logo, volume.
Make the hemorrhage 1000 mL over 10 min. Go compute for 1 hour, and record the acute response. Repeat the experiments for one week to get the chronic results, and describe how much recovery has occured. Many more experiments are available that illustrate cardiovascular physiology. See also the Blood Gases chart.