blood vessels Flashcards

1
Q

what is the leading cause of death worldwide

A

CVD - 1 in 4 deaths

1 death every 4 mins

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2
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what are the layers of an artery

A
outside - tunica adventitia 
tunica media
tunica intima 
endothelium 
lumen
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3
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what is the structural difference between an elastic artery and a muscular artery

A

elastic - all layer roughly even with large lumen

msucular - large tunica media with small lumen

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4
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what is the endothelium of blood vessel made from and what can damage lead to

A

made from specialised squamous epithelium

damage can lead to clot

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5
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what are the three types of capillary

A

continuous
fenestrated
sinusoid

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6
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describe a continuous capillary

A

basement membrane outside
endothelial layer (tunica intima)
intercellular cleft
found in most tissues and in the BBB

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7
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describe a fenestrated capillary

A

have fenestrations and are found in the small intestine
kidney
endocrine organs

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8
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what is a sinusoid capillary and where are they found

A

incomplete basement layer and intercellular gaps
liver
spleen
lymph nodes

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9
Q

higher blood flow usually means what to pressure

A

lower pressure

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10
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what is hydrostatic pressure in blood vessels

A

blood flow exerts pressure on the vessels

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11
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in a graph when do you stop seeing the diastole and systole of the heart and see a continuous line showing blood flow pressure

A

arterioles

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12
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what factors affect blood flow

A
CO 
compliance 
volume of the blood 
viscosity of the blood 
blood vessel length and diameter
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13
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what is posiulles law

A

check home screen

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14
Q

what is the arterial pressure, capillary pressure and venous pressure in systemic circulation

A

120/80 - 95 mean
30 mmHg
2-5 mmHg

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15
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what is the arterial pressure, capillary pressure and venous pressure in pulmonary circulation

A

25/10 mmHg - mean 15
10 mmHg
2-5 mmHg

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16
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what are age related changes to blood vessels

A

fibrous thickening of intima
fibrosis and scarring of media
accumulation of ground substance
fragmentation of elastic lamina

17
Q

what is true vs false aneurysm

A

true is saccular where one side (all layers of the vessles) are pushed out
fusiform - both side pushed out
false is where flow goes through the walls but caught by outside layer

18
Q

what is the difference in thrombosis in vein vs artery

A

artery - white thrombus - contains lots of platelets - forms in fast flowing blood
vein - red thrombus contains lots of RBC forms in slow moving vessels