TPR

Question: Whats the realtionship between blood presure, cardiac output, stroke volume, heart rate & TPR? Whats the realtionship between blood presure, cardiac output, stroke volume, heart rate & total peripheral resistance?

Answer: well, to the best of my ability..... Cardiac output is calculated in this equation: Heart rate x Stroke Volume= Cardiac output. Heart rate is the number of beats your heart cycles in one minute. Stroke Volume is the amount of blood pumped with each contraction. Blood pressure is a measure of the force exerted on arterial walls, and total peripheral resistance is the friction blood experiences when traveling through blood vessels. Im going to divide this into 2 categories for the moment: cardiac output and blood pressure. If heart rate or stroke volume were to increase, or decrease, the cardiac output would also increase or decrease. pretty simple. Moving on to BP. If cardiac output increased, there is a resultant increase in the amount of blood being ejected from the heart which would cause an increase in BP. If cardiac output falls, So does the BP. Total peripheral resistance can be affected by vasoconstriction, vasodilation, and plaque build up in the blood vessels. When vasoconstriction occurs, BP increases due to increased friction and force exerted on the arterial walls. When vasodilation occurs, the arteries widen, and the BP decreases. And as you probably could have guessed, the plaque build up also increases the friction in arteries causing BP to increase. Sorry it's long, hope that helps some though.

Question: Do you have any unique ideas for a Total Physical Response (TPR) activity? For my ESL (English as a Second Language) course, I'm supposed to think of an unique TPR activity that could be used with ESL students in any subject area. Any good ideas? Nothing too complicated...just something that I could demonstrate in class within a few minutes.

Answer: We did an activity in university with some friends: we took a box of cereal, milk, a bowl and a spoon to class. One of the group was indicated as a robot who would follow the instructions the class gave literally in order to serve a bowl of cereal and eat it. We had all the class divided into 4 groups and gave them 5 minutes to prepare their commands. They have to be extremely well written because the robot will follow the instructions word by word-this is where it is fun- if one group says pour the milk, the robot should do it without opening the gallon and even if they don't mention where you should pour it do it over the table!

Question: What policy change do you support that Sharron Angle (TPR) has endorsed? Why or why not? What say you? G0P Sen. Bennett Predicts Reid Win SALT LAKE CITY — Warning that tea party "mischief" may be aiding Democrats this election season, defeated Utah Republican U.S. Sen. Bob Bennett says that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid likely will keep his seat and that the GOP may not win hotly contested Senate races in Colorado or Kentucky either.

Answer: I can't think of one. For instance, Sharron Angle wants to bring back prohibition. In Vegas! I guess the GOP agrees with that. She also called the unemployed "spoiled" and suggested that the Second Amendment might be utilized to take care of her opponent, Harry Reid. I want to know why Sharron Angle got a lawyer to go against Democrats for quoting Sharron Angle's own previous web site. Does anyone else think it's funny that she's trying to silence herself? ##

Question: What is the chemical composition of TPR?

Answer: What's the application? Supelco has a TPR that's poly(divinylbenzene/methacrylate) resin. There's a TPR that's polysiloxane (silicone polymer).

Question: what is a TPR Phlebotomist? what's the TPR Stand for? I am looking into becoming a Phlebotomist, however im looking at any info i get on it, any advise? I was looking a places hiring for a Phlebotomist but they want you to be a TPR what is that?

Answer: It stands 4 making them millions dollars,and no way it stands 4 helping people!Oh,and making you to give them money=))Take care!

Question: is TPR rubber latex free? will someone with latex allergies be allergic to TPR? i really need to know this as more and more products out there contain TPR rubber that stands for thermo plastic rubber ! and i am allergic to latex rubber! please help me to find out! thanks!

Answer: I don't know about TPR..can't find out online...maybe try to contact the manufacturer online email or by phone to ask...what you want otherwise are vinyl gloves and if you ever have to have surgery with a catheter, tell them not to use latex catheter, use a silicon catheter..

Question: does anyone know the TPR for these animals?? Does anyone know the TPR of a rabbit, a horse, a duck and a green iguana??

Answer: Can't help you on a rabbit, duck, or iguana... but I'm an equine technician so it's my job to do TPR's on horses... actually just finished one on a paint mare not 5 minutes ago. TPR = Temperature, Pulse Rate, Respiratory Rate Temperature= insert a thermometer into horses rectum. Be sure to hold thermometer in place or have it attached to the tail with a clip and string. Normal range for a horses temp is 99.5-101.5. A temp over 103 or lower than 97 need imidiate vet attention. Pulse Rate: Best way to take a horses pulse is with a stethescope behind the left foreleg. Any stethescope will do, they're available at walmart. However if you don't have a stethescope available there are some points on the horse that you can feel the pulse. These points are: inside the left cheek bone, base of the tail, inside the legs above and below the knee. I recomend on the face. Your best method is to count the beats for 15 seconds and then multiply that number by 4 to get the beats per minute (bpm). Remember when listening through a stethescope that one beat is comprised of a lub dub sound, so don't count the lub and the dub separately. Normal range for a horses pulse rate is 30-40 bpm. This number can be affected by many things, so multiple readings over a few minutes can give the most acurate results. Respiratory rate: Simply watch the horses flanks for signs of inhaling and exhaling. Again count the time the side either expands or contracts for 15 seconds and multiply by 4. Normal resp. rate for a horse is 8-16 breaths per minute. additional aspects of the physical exam: Mucous membrane color: areas inside the nose, mouth, etc. To check these areas raise the horses lip (avoid fingers in teeth) and inspect the color of the horses gums. These areas should be pink to bright pink. Any change in color, for example to grey, light pink, or red, can signify a problem. Capilary Refill Time (CRT): when examining the gums push on them with your finger and count the amount of time it takes for the gum area to return to normal color. Normal time should be less than 2 seconds. Hydration: Take a section of skin and pinch it up. If it recoils quickly the horse is adequately hydrated... if it remains in the pinched posistion the horse needs attention from a vet. Digital Pulses: Feel the fetlock areas on the back of the horses legs to check for a pulse rate. These are the begining signs of issues like founder. Gut Sounds: Listen with a stethescope or your ear to the horses side at the upper and lower flanks on each side. You should hear digestive noises, and absence or decrease of noises may indicate a problem. Hope these help you out!!!

Question: Adoption and TPR(termination of parental rights)? Im in the process of tpr and adoption with my 4 grankids, once tpr is done and adoption is granted, how long does it take to be finalized? once thats done do you still get adoption assistance? I live in Wisconsin.

Answer: Why are you adopting your grandkids? Why don't you just get named their legal guardian? You are taking your grandchildren away from their parents (your child)?

Question: Factors that Contribute to Total Peripheral Resistance(TPR)? Please tell me which of the following you think contributes to TPR, and if any of them contribute to eachother (so they would indirectly contribute to TPR) 1) sympathetic nerves terminating on skeletal muscle arterioles 2) sympathetic nerves terminating in ventricular muscle 3)Vasocontriction 4)local metabolite production 5)vasodilation 6)plasma-epinephrine on alpha-receptors on skeletal muscle arterioles 7)plasma-epinephrine on beta-receptors on skeletal muscle arterioles

Answer: Found these websites that may help you: www.wikidoc.org/index.php/ Total_peripheral_resistance www.drugs.com/dict/total- peripheral-resistance.html

Question: Average temperature pulse and respiration of a horse during work? I know that the average TPR of a horse depends on his level of fitness... but I was wondering what the average TPR would be during medium work for a horse in good condition... say around the age of 10-15.

Answer: T-Normally, a horse's temperature will be between 99.8 F and 101.3 F. Keep in mind that the weather can affect temperature. In warm weather or during exercise, stress, or excitement, a horse's temperature will naturally rise. P-When exercising, a horse's maximum heart rate can exceed 180 beats per minute. R-About 30-55 breaths per minute...the respiration rate should NEVER exceed the pulse rate. A horse should also spend equal time inhaling and exhaling. What's normal for one horse...is not for another. Within about 6 minutes from ceasing work...TPR's should be almost back to 'normal' numbers for that particular horse.

Question: What does SPR,TPR,GPR and UPR means in a passenger tariff? Thank you.?

Answer: They are all electronic devices or equipments that are used in industries or business. SPR means Single Phase Rectifier, TPR - Three Phase Rectifier, UPR means Universal Rectifier. If these are written in a passengers tariffs, it probably means that these are treated as special cargoes and are non refundable and subject to taxes.

Question: Foster or adoptive parents, did you bring your children to the termination hearing? Did you bring your biological children to the TPR (Termination of Parental Rights) Hearing? Thank you all for your answers. :) I'm looking for parents with a foster child. Did you bring your older biological children to the termination hearing?

Answer: No, and I would have never thought about bringing my son to the day that a judge was going to tell his mother that she was unfit to parent a child. Edit - no I didn't bring my own children to the hearing - we only brought our children to the adoption hearing - we didn't think it was appropriate and didn't want the children to see their new brother as any different than their new brother.

Question: How do I obtain termination of parental rights for my daughter from her father? My daughter has had no contact with her father for over 3 years. He does not pay any child support. I don't even know where he is. I am getting remarried and want to get TPR so my new husband can adopt my daughter.

Answer: I'm sure it depends on the state you live in, take Okla. If the noncustodial parent hasn't paid support for 12 out of 14 mos. it's pretty easy. I'd check with a lawyer, you'll need one anyway and most will give you a free consult.

Question: What must a parent provide to be considered a fit parent? I am trying to prepare for TPR hearing, and i want to have a strong evidence that i am a fit parent to get my child back. I have declaration of facts but I am not sure it is enough. Can you please advise me.

Answer: a fit parent is a person that doesn't drink, do drugs or gamble. and is not a pervert. a nice home/apartment, a decent paying job enough to support the child/ren. clean. dress-well but not to well.

Question: what is store promotion-POP and TPR?

Answer: I know POP is Point of Purchase. Don't know about TPR, I think it is Temporary Price Reduction

Question: What is the blue and white stuff on my water heater? I was checking out my water heater there is some blue and white buildup looking stuff around what I assume is a TPR Valve. Do have any clue what it is?

Answer: It is probably scale forming. The colour (color for all you Americans) might come from either the brass patination or a fibre washer where its leaking.

Question: How does increased capillarisation as a result of exercise training affect Total Peripheral Resistance? Does the TPR increase or decrease?

Answer: increases

Question: can some one win an appeal in a cps tpr case? please send me info

Answer: I know what CPS is but what is TPR?

Question: Any one knows About TPR(total physical response)? I just wanted to learn this great concept.Can any one give me soome websites which are great with this concept,TPR.Its can also be used to learn any new language easily.

Answer: Uhhhh: http://www.tpr-world.com/what.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_Physical_Response http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/think/methodology/tpr.shtml http://www.sil.org/lingualinks/LANGUAGELEARNING/WaysToApproachLanguageLearning/TotalPhysicalResponse.htm Hope these helped cuz i dont get ur Q

Question: TPR Physiology q med? In a physiology lab, a 34 year old male individual is exercising on a treadmill. The following measurements were obtained: Mean arterial pressure = 120 mmHg; Oxygen consumption (VO2) = 1000 ml/min; arterial O2 concentration = 200 ml/L; venous O2 concentration = 150 ml/L; heart rate = 100 bpm. Based on this information, what is the total peripheral resistance in this subject? here's what i think you would do CO=o2 consumption/arterial content-venous content CO= 1000 mL/min/ 200-150 CO=20 mL/min MAP=CO x TPR MAP=120 mm Hg 120 mm Hg= 20 mL/min (X) X=6

Answer: You have it right! Everything looks good! What are the units for TPR though? Would it be (mmHg*min)/L? Or is it unitless? Otherwise your math is solid.