CardiovascularSystemData

Modules
	ArterialPressure
	The current arterial pressure.
	BloodVolume
	The total volume of fluid within the cardiovascular system.
	CardiacIndex
	Relates heart performance to the size of the individual.
	CardiacOutput
	The volume of blood being pumped from the heart in a given time interval. It is defined as the heart rate multiplied by the stroke volume.
	CentralVenousPressure
	The instantaneous pressure of the venus return.
	CerebralBloodFlow
	The rate of blood flow into the skull, thus supplying the brain.
	CerebralPerfusionPressure
	The difference between the mean arterial pressure and the cerebral blood pressure. Defines the hydrostatic diffusion gradient.
	CoronaryPerfusionPressure
	The aortic diastolic pressure - left ventricular end diastolic pressure. The pressure gradient that drives coronary blood flow.
	DiastolicArterialPressure
	The minimum pressure in the aorta over the course of a cardiac cycle.
	DiastolicLeftHeartPressure
	The minimum pressure in the left heart over the course of a cardiac cycle.
	DiastolicRightHeartPressure
	The minimum pressure in the right heart over the course of a cardiac cycle.
	HeartEjectionFraction
	The current pressure in the aorta.
	HeartRate
	The fraction of the blood that is pumped out of the ventricle during a cardiac cycle.
	HeartRhythm
	eHeartRhythmTable
	HeartStrokeVolume
	The volume of blood pumped from the left ventricle in one contraction.
	IntracranialPressure
	The pressure inside the skull. Equal to the cerebral blood pressure with the cerebrospinal fluid pressure being assumed equal.
	MeanArterialPressure
	The average arterial pressure throughout each cardiac cycle.
	MeanArterialCarbonDioxidePartialPressure
	The mean of the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in the aorta over a cardiac cycle.
	MeanArterialCarbonDioxidePartialPressureDelta
	The change of the the mean of the partial pressure of carbon dioxide in the aorta from the previous cardiac cycle.
	MeanCentralVenousPressure
	The average pressure in the vena cava over the course of a cardiac cycle.
	MeanSkinFlow
	The blood flow to the skin averaged over the current cardiac cycle time.
	PulmonaryArterialPressure
	The current pressure in the pulmonary arteries.
	PulmonaryCapillariesCoverageFraction
	The fraction of the capillaries interacting with blood.
	PulmonaryCapillariesWedgePressure
	The pressure within the pulmonary capillaries.
	PulmonaryDiastolicArterialPressure
	The minimum pressure that occurs in the pulmonary arteries over the course of a cardiac cycle.
	PulmonaryMeanArterialPressure
	The average pressure that occurs in the pulmonary arteries over the course of a cardiac cycle.
	PulmonaryMeanCapillaryFlow
	The average blood flow in the pulmonary capillaries over the course of a cardiac cycle.
	PulmonaryMeanShuntFlow
	The average blood flow diverted from the pulmonary capillaries (not oxygenated) over the course of a cardiac cycle.
	PulmonarySystolicArterialPressure
	The maximum pressure in the pulmonary arteries over the course of a cardiac cycle.
	PulmonaryVascularResistance
	The resistance offered by the pulmonary circulation.
	PulmonaryVascularResistanceIndex
	Relates pulmonary circulation performance to the size of the individual.
	PulsePressure
	The difference between the systolic and diastolic pressures.
	SystemicVascularResistance
	The resistance to blood flow through the entire systemic vasculature, not including the pulmonary circulation.
	SystolicArterialPressure
	The maximum pressure in the aorta over the course of a cardiac cycle.
	SystolicLeftHeartPressure
	The maximum pressure in the aorta over the course of a cardiac cycle.
	SystolicRightHeartPressure
	The maximum pressure in the aorta over the course of a cardiac cycle.
	TotalHemorrhageRate
	The total rate of blood loss due to all active hemorrhages.
	TotalHemorrhagedVolume
	The total amount of blood lost due to all hemorrhages.
	TotalPulmonaryPerfusion
	The total blood flow that participates in gas exchange over the course of a cardiac cycle.

Detailed Description

and other substances throughout the human body.