LVF—> RVF patho
Increased LVF and arterial pressures are reflected back into plum circulation
Increased pulmonary vascular resistance and pressure
RV hypertrophy
Pulmonary hypertension
High pulm pressure—>increased RV afterload—>myocardial hypertrophy—> increased wall thickness and decreased filling volumes—>diastolic dysfunction
Pulmonary disease
Decreased gas exchange—>alveolar hypoxia and hypoxemia—> vasoconstriction —>increased RV and PVR afterload—> decreased CO and EC
Pulm disease decreased CO and EF
Increased residual volumes—> increased preload—> back up of pressures into systemic veins—> increased hydrostatic pressure in peripheral caps—> peripheral edema