1A Circulatory System Flashcards

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important properties of water

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Dipole
Cohesive- helps to flow/transport
Good solvent

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why do large organisms need mass transport systems

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large distance for travel- diffusion rate is low
SA:Volume ratio is low

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Vein structure n function

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Transport blood to the heart
large lumen
thin muscle wall
low pressure
valves to prevent backflow

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artery structure and function

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carry blood away from the heart
small lumen
thick muscle wall
high pressure
folded endothelium-withstand high pressure

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capillary structure and function

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one cell thick endothelium- facilitate fast diffusion
smallest vessel

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how do valves work

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when there is more pressure in front of the valve than behind the valve stays closed.
when there is more pressure behind the valve opens

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Order of systole/diastole

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1.Atrial systole, ventricular diastole
2. ventricular systole atrial diastole
3.cardiac diastole

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Cardiac cycle steps

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atria contract in systole, increasing pressure opening the AV valves, blood moves into the ventricles
ventricles contract in systole, pressure increases. AV valves close, semilunar valves open, blood moves into the arteries.
the ventricles and atria relax, SL valves close, atria fill. AV valves open, ventricles fill passively.
repeat

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