body fluids and circulation Flashcards

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outer layer of blood vessels

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tunica externa ; fibrous connective tissue and collagen fibres

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middle layer of blood vessels

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tunica media ; smooth muscles and elastic fibres

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3
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tunics interna/intima

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lining of thin squamous epithelium,yellow elastin fibres

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4
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function lf arteries

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distribute blood from heart to body

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5
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function of veins

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carry blood from body into heart

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6
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where is tunics media thicker

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arteries

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7
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where are walls of blood vessels thicker

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arteries

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8
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do arteries have valves

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no

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9
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why is the heart called myogenic

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because activities of heart are regulated by specialised nodal tissue

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10
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function of medulla oblongata in nervous control of hert

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can moderate cardiac unction through ANS ; sympathetic and parasympatheic nerves modify the rate of depolarization

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function of sympathetic nerves in nervous control

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nerve endings release noradrenaline which accelerates heart beat, strength of ventricular contraction, cardiac output

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parasympatheic nerve function

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erve endings release acetylcholine, decreases heart beat, speed of action potential conduction, cardiac output

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13
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how do adrenal medullary hormones increase cardiac output

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by release of adrenaline and noradrenaline

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14
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what type of tissue is blood

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specialized fluid connective tissue

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15
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how do sponges and coelentratstes circulate water

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through body cavities

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16
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what does blood contain

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plasma, fluid matrix, formed elements

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17
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describe plasma

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straw Coloured, viscous fluid

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18
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composition of plasma

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constitutes 55% of blood, 90-92% is water

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19
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percentage of proteins present in blood

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6-8%

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20
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major proteins present in blood

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fibrinogen, albumin, globulin

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21
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fibrinogen function

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clotting factor

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22
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globulin

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defence mechanisms of body

23
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albumin

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osmotic balance

24
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plasma also contains

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minerals like Na+,Ca2+,Mg2+,HCO3-,Cl-, glucose, amino acids, lipids

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nature of minerals present in blood
always in transit
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in what form are coagulation factore present in blood
inactive form
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what is plasma without clotting factors called
serum
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formed elements of blood
erythrocyte's,leucocytes,thrombocytes
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most abundant lf all cell in blood
RBCs
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how many RBCs are present in blood on avg
5 mil-5.5mil per mm³ of blood
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in most mammals rbcs are
biconcave in shape, devoid of nucleus
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oval shaped rbcs found in
camel and llama
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why do rbcs lack nucleus and other organelles
to accomodate more space for haemoglobin
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what enzyme does rbc contain
carbonic anhydrase
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red coloured iron containing protein rbcs
haemoglobin
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amt of haemoglobin per 100 ml of blood
12-16 gm
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life span lf rbcs
120 days
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graveyard of rbcs
spleen
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where is rbcs formed in adults
bone marrow
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formation of rbcs in embyo occurs in
yolk sac
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formation of rbcs is called
erythropoeisis
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formation lf blood is called
haemopoeisis
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leucocytes are also called
wbcs
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why are leucocytes colourless
they lack haemoglobin
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are wbcs nucleated
yes
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how many wbcs are found in blood
6000-8000 per mm³ of blood
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life span lf wbcs
short lived
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locomotion of wbcs
amoeboid
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movement of leucocytes through pores in capillary walls
diapedesis
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types of leucocytes
granulocytes, agranulocytes
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types of agranulocytes
lymphocytes and monocytes
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what percentage of lymphocytes are present in blood
20-25%
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second most numerous type of leucocytes
lymphocytes
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function lf lymphocytes
responsible for immune response of body