The Heartless man lives on

[Snatch Napkin]

How does the pump speed up/slow down in accordance with physical activity?

I don't believe there would be a need to change the speed in accordance with activity. Continuous flow would already exceed the efficiency of the current method.

^complete ass-speech, but I feel like it's right^

[03trubluGT]

I think that during rigorous exercise the body needs to get rid of the waste that the muscles produce, and it needs to do it more quickly than at rest. I can't see the pump working at max output at 100% of the time.

If the blood was moving to fast at resting periods, I don't see how that would be good, but maybe Dr. Dave can chime in.

[YALE]

I think that during rigorous exercise the body needs to get rid of the waste that the muscles produce, and it needs to do it more quickly than at rest. I can't see the pump working at max output at 100% of the time.

If the blood was moving to fast at resting periods, I don't see how that would be good, but maybe Dr. Dave can chime in.

Your car's fuel pump operates at maximum output all the time.

[03trubluGT]

Your car's fuel pump operates at maximum output all the time.

I'll remember that next time I need to put it in my fucking chest!!!:-)

[KBScobravert]

I'll remember that next time I need to put it in my fucking chest!!!:-)

Easy tiger.

I can sell him my nib aeromotive voltage regular and racetronix fuel pump harness with relay.

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[SS Junk]

huh?

cyberdyne systems model one zero one
pay attention!

[akfodysvn]

It makes total sense that a continuous pump can do the same job a heart does. The heard is a muscle that has to contract and relax. That's all a muscle can do. There is no way to make a pump with a muscle that creates a continuous flow.

The heart does a lot more than just contract and relax... It plays a large role in the ANS so I'm quite curious how this effects other body systems.

[akfodysvn]

ok so what happens if this guy is involved in an accident and is knocked out?
How do you now if he is still alive and just not breathing at that moment, how do they know he is really still alive with No pulse or heartbeat?

Does this guy take a chance of waking in a freezer at the morge?

Most EMS companies will not run a code on a PT found in a trauma accident w/ no vitals... so if you get in a bad accident pray you have some sort of vital signs. It's an astronomically small number for the PT's that survive a code when involved in a traumatic accident

[Snatch Napkin]

Your car's fuel pump operates at maximum output all the time.

Good, but incomplete, point.

BAP will crank up voltage to increase fuel flow on modified cars when needed, just like our current circulatory system does. However, when you put in large enough fuel pumps, a BAP is no longer needed.
I'm ASSuming this blood pump setup is far superior in providing flow than our heart.

[yellowstang]

Well, at least if he gets a divorce, his heart won't be broken.

[grove rat]

I think that during rigorous exercise the body needs to get rid of the waste that the muscles produce, and it needs to do it more quickly than at rest. I can't see the pump working at max output at 100% of the time.

If the blood was moving to fast at resting periods, I don't see how that would be good, but maybe Dr. Dave can chime in.

does it look like this guy is going to be playing football or running a marathon?

[SSMAN]

So if you run, how does the pump keep up?


My ex will swear I don't have a heart. So technically, this is nothing new.

[SS Junk]

does it look like this guy is going to be playing football or running a marathon?

Which is a good example because his vascular system most likely could not handle the BP that would be generated if the pump were to operate at full tilt. Dunno... I would believe anyone who would get the pump would be limited to the kind of physical activity any one normal person could do.

[yellowstang]

Which is a good example because his vascular system most likely could not handle the BP that would be generated if the pump were to operate at full tilt. Dunno... I would believe anyone who would get the pump would be limited to the kind of physical activity any one normal person could do.

At the press of a button, the pump speeds up and he pops wood.

[grove rat]

At the press of a button, the pump speeds up and he pops wood.

lmfao!!!! fuck viagra