Chapter 15 to 19 - Cardiovascular (Circulatory) Flashcards

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4 major components

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  • Heart
  • Blood vessels
  • Blood
  • Lymph vessels
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2
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Heart

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Pump

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3
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Blood vessels

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Cary / transport blood

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4
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Blood

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Carries nutrients and oxygen

1) Connective Tissue
2) Plasma
3) Elements
- RBC , WBC, Platelets, Hemopoiesis, Stem Cells

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5
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Lymph Vessels

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Pick up extra fluid

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6
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Plasma

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Pale yellow fluid mostly H2O
- Contains proteins (albumin) ions, nutrients, gases, (O2
+ Co2), wastes, blood clotting factories and antibodies
- 55% helps regulate volume of blood

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7
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RBC (erythrocytes)

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Trasport O2 + Co2

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8
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WBC (leukocytes)

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Fight infection

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9
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Platelets (thrombocytes)

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Clotting

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10
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Hemopoisis

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Blood cell formation ; bone marrow and lymph nodes

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11
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Stem Cells

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Differentiate into RBC, WBC, Platelets

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12
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RBC (stem cells)

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Most numerous : 4.5 - 6 mil. in 1 drop

a) erthropoisis - RBC formation
b) reticulocyte - immature RBC : Home nucleus
c) large - Can’t go through bv. walls
d) flexible - disc shape, squeeze through capillaries
e) contain hemoglobin (iron attracts O2)
f) live about 120 days ; get recycled in the spleen

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13
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WBC (stem cells)

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Leukocytes : 5,000 - 10,000 in 1 drop

 - some live for yrs.
 - Some live for hrs.    a) leucopoiesis - WBC formation ; 5 types    b) Granulocyte    c) Agranulocytes
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14
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Granulocyte

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1) Neutrophils - 50 -70%
- phagocytosis : pus, dead cells, and fluids
2) Basophils - <1%> inflammation, release histamine
3) Cesinophils - 1-3 % inflation, allergies

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15
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Argranulocytes

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1) Monocytes : very efficient phagocytes

2) Lymphocytes : magnate to lymph nodes

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16
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Platelets (stem cells)

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Thrombocytes ; verry small

  • Life cycle is 5-9 days
  • hemostasis : plug vessels, tron clot, stops bleeding
17
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Blood count (stem cells)

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  • CBC : Complete blood count

- Differential : WBC %, diagnosis

18
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Blood Types (stem cells)

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  • O : universal donor 46%
  • AB : universal recipient 4%
  • A : 40%
  • B : 10%
19
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Anatomy of the Heart

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  • Hollow muscular organ
  • Avg. 72 beats per min.
  • Adult heart is = size of fist
  • Base
  • Apex
20
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Base

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Upper flat portion around 2nd rib

21
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Apex

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Lower pointed end around 5th inerstal space

22
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Layers of the Heart

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  • Endoardium
  • Myocardium
  • Epicardium
  • Pericardium
23
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Endoardium

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Inermost layer, lines valves

24
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Myocardium

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  • Middle layer
  • thickest layer
  • cardiac muscle
  • striated
  • contracts and courage electrical signal
25
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Epicardium

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Thin outermost layer

26
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Pericardium

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Sling like support structure helps attach heart to surrounding structure

27
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Atria

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  • Upper Chambers

- Thin walls, reverie blood

28
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Ventricles

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  • Thicker muscular walls

- Bottom chambers ; pump blood

29
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valves

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  • Keep blood from flowing backwards
  • Atrioventricular
    > tricuspid : right
    > bicuspid : left mitral
30
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Semilunar

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  • Pulmonary artery

- Aorta