Chapter 21 Blood Vessels And Circulation Flashcards

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Aorta, BC, carotids, subclavians more elastic than muscle and exhibit elastic rebound

A

Elastic Arteries

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2
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Smooth muscle constrict or dilate to alter blood flow

All named in lab except elastic Arteries

A

Muscular arteries

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3
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Have the greatest control of blood flow to a tissue

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Arterioles

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4
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Smallest and most numerous
Wall = simple squamous ET
Only vessels to allow substances to enter exit blood stream

A

Capillaries

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5
Q

Small veins

A

Venuoles

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6
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Brachial
Axillary
Cephalic
Basilic
Femoral
Hepatic
Renal
GonadAl
Subclavain

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Medium veins

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7
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Superior vena cavae
Inferior vena cavae
Jugular veins
Renal veins
Hepatic veins

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Large veins

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8
Q

Carry blood away from the heart

Return blood to the heart

A

Arteries

Veins

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9
Q

Openings in the walls to allow large molecules to permeate

Found in bone marrow, brain, kidneys, liver

A

Fenestrated capillaries

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10
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Is a pushing pressure that forces blood thru the system

A

Hydrostatic pressure

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11
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Pushing pressure caused by the albumins

A

Osmotic pressure

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12
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Any force that opposes movement

A

Resistance

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13
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Type A blood

A

Will have A surface antigens

With Anti B antibodies

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14
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Type B

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Will have B surface antigens

With Anti A antibodies

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15
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Type AB

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Will have both A or B surface antigens

Will have neither Anti A or B antibodies

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16
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Type O

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Neither A and B antigens

But will have both anti A and B antibodies

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17
Q

Type A blood can only receive

Type B blood can only receive

Type AB blood can only receive

Type O blood can only receive

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  1. Type A or O
  2. Type B or O
  3. Type A, B, AB, O considered universal recipient
  4. Type O considered universal donor
18
Q

Hematocrit number

19
Q

Life span of an RBC

A

4 months 120 days

20
Q

Located in the arterial arterial septum and it increases Blood flow to the left and right atrium

A

Foremen ovalle

21
Q

Papillary muscle function is to prevent ?

A

AV valves from reversing

22
Q

Phagocytose antibody coated bacteria and parasites. Their granular contents are released to respond to the parasites and allergens. Acidic dye is red.

A

Eosinophils

23
Q

How many heart beats in a day

24
Q

Semilunar valves prevent back flow to the ?

A

Ventricles

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SA node
70-80 bpm
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They are shaped like a Bi-conclave disk to increase the surface area for the transport of dissolved gases
RBCs
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The first heart sound the Lubb
AV closes during ventricular systole
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The second heart sound the dupp
SL valve is closed during ventricular diastole
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Visceral pericardium is the same as
Epicardium
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Normal heart rate is called the ?
Resting heart rate
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Dissolves clots & anticoagulant
Plasmin
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Difference between plasma and interstitial fluid ?
Increase of plasma proteins
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Causes of stroke volume
Increase venous return and decrease Calcium channels open Increase sympathetic simulation
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Opens K+ channels Decrease cardiac output Decrease depolarization of SA node
ACH acetylcholine
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Is the point along a capillary where TP = ROF
Dynamic center
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Nutrients beneficial ions exits blood stream to feed cells driven by BHP
Tissue perfusion
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Is the removal of wastes, carbon dioxide, from tissues. It is driven by BCOP it occurs when BHP is < BCOP
Recall of fluids
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We only recall about 85% of the perfused fluid back into the same capillary. The remaining 15% is recalled into the lymph system
TP > ROF
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If BP is ⬇️ the dynamic center shifts towards the _______. TP ⬇️, ROF ⬆️ ischemia tissues starve
Low BP Arterial end
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If BP is ⬆️ the dynamic center shifts towards _______.
Venous end High BP