Blood Vessels And Circulation Flashcards

1
Q

Blood that leaves the heart usually flows through arteries, a capillary bed, veins, and back to the heart but, in a(n) __________, it flows through two capillary beds in succession before returning to the heart.

A

Portal system

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2
Q

In a blood pressure such as 120/75, 120 represents the ________ pressure and the 75 represents the ________ pressure.

A

Systolic; diastolic

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3
Q

The subclavians and common iliacs are examples of ________ arteries, while the femorals and rentals are examples of __________ arteries.

A

Conducting; distributing

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4
Q

Blood flow is a function of pressure divided by _______. The most effective way of changing that variable is to change the _________ of the blood vessels.

A

Resistance; radius

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5
Q

In ___________, the heart does not pump enough blood to meet the body’s metabolic needs, not because of cardiac failure or a loss of blood from the body but because the blood has accumulated in the extremities.

A

Venous pooling shock

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6
Q

The ________ vein enters the helium of the liver, carrying most of the nutrients absorbed by the small intestine.

A

Hepatic portal

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7
Q

The only blood vessels with valves

A

Veins

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8
Q

Initiated by stretch receptors in the heart wall and major arteries

A

Baroreflex

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9
Q

Insufficient blood supply

A

Ischemia

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10
Q

Blood normally enters a capillary bed from a:

A

Metateriole

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11
Q

Arteriovenous _________ are routes by which some blood bypasses the capillaries.

A

Anastomoses

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12
Q

The growth of new blood vessels into an ischemic tissue is called:

A

Angiogenesis

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13
Q

The secretion of ________ causes the blood pressure to drop.

A

Histamine

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14
Q

Pulse pressure is high in the aorta and lower in the arterioles mainly because of:

A

The distensibility and elasticity of the arteries

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15
Q

The vasa vasorum are:

A

Small vessels that supply blood to the tissues of large vessels

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16
Q

Excessive fluid looks by perspiration or hemorrhage is most likely to cause:

A

Hypovolemic shock

17
Q

The brachial artery ends near the elbow, where it gives rise to the:

A

Radial and ulnar arteries

18
Q

Valves occur in:

A

Some medium veins

19
Q

A person with a blood pressure of 149/95 has a mean arterial blood pressure of about ______ and is at risk for kidney failure and artherosclerosis.

A

117 mmHG

20
Q

The baroreflex causes:

A

A decrease in sympathetic tone when blood pressure rises