What's the difference between the two? From what I understand, they both cause bradycardia from sensed decreased venous return.
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Bezold-Jarisch vs reverse Bainbridge reflex?
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Bainbridge is pretty much the opposite of a Bezold-Jarisch. Bainbridge = increased HR from increased CVP. B-J = decreased HR from decreased CVP.
i don't even know what you guys are talking about.
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deleted162650
We discussing wrestling moves on this forum now?
Here's what I have in my notes:
Bezold-Jarisch Reflex: Ventricular stretch receptors detect decreased preload which leads to bradycardia to increase filling time, and can respond faster than carotid sinus baroreceptors (which would lead to tachycardia)
Bainbridge Reflex: Atrial stretch detects increased blood volume in right atrium and leads to tachycardia
You still have a few days until the ITE, time to read up.
