Blood Vessels Flashcards

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This type of smooth muscle cells regulate blood flow from thoroughfare channel into capillaries

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precapillary sphincters

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Inner layer of blood vessel that has endothelium, basement membrane, lamina propria, internal elastic membrane

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tunica intima

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3
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3 main types of blood vessels

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arteries, veins, capillaries

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this is the function of most arteries

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transport O2 rich blood away from heart

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5
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this is the function of most veins

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moving O2 poor blood towards heart

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6
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smaller blood vessels that run in between veins and arteries

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capillaries

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7
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First branch from the aortic arch is

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brachiocephalic

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these blood vessels are strong and elastic to account for the high-pressure blood they transport

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arteries

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three layers of artery wall

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  1. tunica interna (inside)
  2. tunica media (middle)
  3. tunica externa (outside)
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10
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this arterial layer is thick and made of smooth muscle

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tunica media

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this arterial layer is thin, made of connective tissue and connects the artery to the surrounding tissues

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tunica externa

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What are arteries innervated by, and what kind of impulses do they carry?

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vasomotor fibers; sympathetic

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13
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How do vasomotor fibers help to regulate blood pressure?

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stimulation causes vasoconstriction, inhibition causes vasodilation

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14
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divisions of arteries are called

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arterioles

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15
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as arterioles approach capillaries their walls get

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thinner

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16
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small arterioles have the same layers as an artery except

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only one layer of cells for each

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17
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these are the smallest blood vessels

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capillaries

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18
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the only layer in capillaries

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endothelium

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19
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what happens in capillaries?

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substance exchange

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20
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exchange from inside capillaries to outside is called

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filtration

21
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exchange from outside capillaries to inside is called

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absorption

22
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in blood flow, where does filtration happen and what drives it?

A

arteriolar end of capillary, hydrostatic pressure (blood pressure > colloid osmotic pressure)

23
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what is hydrostatic pressure driven by?

A

blood pumping

24
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what is colloid osmotic pressure driven by?

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plasma proteins drawing water into capillaries

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where does absorption happen and what is it driven by?
venular end of capillaries, colloid osmotic pressure (COP > CP)
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______ fluid leaves capillaries than returns via osmosis
more
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what picks up excess fluid from capillary exchange and returns it to circulation?
lymphatic vessels
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what goes from the capillaries into the surrounding tissues?
nutrients, oxygen
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what cannot diffuse into surrounding tissues from the blood because they're too big?
proteins
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what gets absorbed from tissues into capillaries
CO2 and wastes
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how do substances get in and out of capillaries?
slits between cells
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these are connecting structures from capillaries to veins
venules
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what are the four ways the walls of veins are different from the walls of arteries?
1. Muscle layer thinner 2. Have valves to prevent backflow of blood 3. Lumens are larger 4. Diameters thicker
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veins also serve as __ ___, useful when a person is losing blood
blood reservoirs
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what type of tissue is a capillary?
squamous epithelium
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blood leaves the heart through the ___
aortic arch
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if an artery is about to divide and keep its same name, it is called ___
common
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The __ __ ___ vein is right next to the common carotid
right internal jugular
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The __ ___ are large veins throughout the skull
venous sinuses
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what are the seven arteries in the cerebral arterial circle?
Communicating - 2 Cerebral - 3 Carotid - 1 Basilar - 1 1. anterior communicating 2. internal carotid 3. basilar 4. posterior cerebral 5. posterior communicating 6. middle cerebral 8. anterior cerebral
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what is the longest vein in the arm and where is it?
basilic, proximal
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what is the main artery of the abdominal cavity?
aorta
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what vein runs in a similar position to the aorta in the abdominal cavity?
inferior vena cava
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how many main iliac arteries/veins are there?
3 - common, external and internal
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