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Chapter 23: Vessels and Circulation Flashcards

1
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Three classes of blood vessels

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  1. Arteries
  2. Capillaries
  3. Veins
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2
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Carries blood away from the heart and become progressively smaller as they branch and finally result in capillaries

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Arteries

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3
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Return blood to the heart and become progressively larger as they merge and are closer to the heart

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Veins

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4
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Connect arteries & veins and are thr site if all exchange

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Capillaries

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5
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Three layers of arteries and veins (From outer to inner)

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  1. Tunica externa
  2. Tunica media
  3. Tunica intima
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Blood vessel tunics:
Composed of circularly arranged smooth muscle

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Tunica media

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7
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Blood vessel tunics:

Connective tissue that helps anchor the blood vessel to an organ

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tunica externa

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8
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_____ _______ run through the tunica externa, which are smaller arteries that supply the larger arteries.

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vasa vasorum

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9
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Blood vessel tunics:

composed of an endothelium and a subendothelial layer of areolar CT

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tunica intima

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10
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Compared with veins, arteries have (wider/narrower) lumen

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Narrower

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Compared with veins, arteries have (thicker/thinner) walls

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thicker

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12
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What is the thickest tunic in arteries?

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tunica media

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13
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What is the thickest tunic in veins?

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tunica externa

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14
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Compared with veins, arteries have (more/less) elastic and collagen fibers in walls

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more

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15
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______ have no valves, as seen in most _____

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arteries; veins

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16
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Types of arteries

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  1. Elastic
  2. Muscular
  3. Arteriole
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17
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Name the type of artery with the following characteristics:

  • Largest of the arteries (aorta, pulmonary, brachiocephalic, common carotids, subclavian)
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Elastic arteries

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18
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Name the type of artery with the following characteristics:

Medium diameter arteries

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Muscular arteries

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19
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Name the type of artery with the following characteristic:

  • Smallest arteries
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Arterioles

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20
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Name the type of artery with the following characteristic:

Have less than six layers of smooth muscle in their tunica media

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Arterioles

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21
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Name the type or artery with the folowing characteristics:

Most examples are near the heart

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Elastic artery

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22
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Name the type or artery with the following characteristics:

present in all three tunics and allows these arteries to stretch under the increased pressure generated by blood flow from the heart

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Elastic arteries

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23
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Name the type or artery with the folowing characteristics:

These arteries branch into muscular arteries

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Elastic arteries

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24
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Name the type of artery with the following characteristic:

Possess internal and external elastic lamina

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Muscular arteries

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25
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Name the type of artery with the following characteristic:

Thicker tunica media

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Muscular arteries

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26
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Name the type of artery with the following characteristic:

Vasoconstriction occurs resulting in elevation of blood pressure

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Arterioles

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27
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Name the type of artery with the following characteristic:

Vasodilation occurs resulting in the lowering of blood pressure

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arterioles

28
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Which blood vessel has the following characteristic:

Smallest of blood vessels

A

Capillaries

29
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Which blood vessel has the following characteristic:

Diameter only slightly larger than an erythrocyte

A

Capillaries

30
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Which blood vessel has the following characteristic:

Wall consists soley of the tunica intima

A

Capillaries

31
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Which blood vessel has the following characteristic:

Only type of blood vessel where exchange can occur between blood and cells outside of the bloodstream

A

Capillaries

32
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Capillaries form ______ beds

A

capillary

33
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Capillary beds are fed by a __________ whose (proximal/distal) end is surrounded by smooth muscles while the (proximal/distal) end, called the _________ ___________, lacks smooth muscles

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metarteriole; proximal; distal; thoroughfare channell

34
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In capllary beds, the thoroughfare channell connects to a ________ _______

A

postcapillary venule

35
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In capillary beds, branches from the metarteriole that begin with a ring of smooth muscle on their walls are called ______ _______.

A

true capillaries

36
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In capillary beds, the ring of smooth muscle called the ____________ ___________, controls blood flow into the capillary.

A

Pre-capillary sphincter

37
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Name the three types of capillaries

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  1. Continous
  2. Fenestrated
  3. Sinusoid
38
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Which type of capillary has the following characteristic:

most common type of capillary

A

continuous capillaries

39
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Which type of capillary has the following characteristic:

endothelial cells form a continous and complete lining with no holes aided by the presence of tight junctions

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continuous capillaries

40
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Which type of capillary has the following characteristic:

examples: muscles & CNS

A

continuous capillaries

41
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Which type of capillary has the following characteristic:

endothelial cells possess small “holes” to allow fluid exchange between blood and interstitial fluid

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fenestrated capillaries

42
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Which type of capillary has the following characteristic:

Example: small intestine

A

Fenestrated capillaries

43
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Which type of capillary has the following characteristic:

Example: most endocrine glands

A

Fenestrated capillaries

44
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Which type of capillary has the following characteristic:

Example: kidney

A

Fenestrated capillaries

45
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Which type of capillary has the following characteristic:

have big gaps between endothelial cells that promotes transport of large molecules and cells to an from the blood.

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Sinusoid capillaries

46
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Which type of capillary has the following characteristic:

​Example: bone marrow

A

Sinusoid capillaries

47
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Which type of capillary has the following characteristic:

Example: anterior pituitary

A

Sinusoid capillaries

48
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Which type of capillary has the following characteristic:

Example: Spleen

A

Sinusoid capillaries

49
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Which type of capillary has the following characteristic:

Example: Liver

A

Sinusoid capillaries

50
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Pressure in (arteries/veins) is much lower than in (arteries/veins)

A

veins; arteries

51
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At rest, the body’s veins hold about 60% of the body’s blood. Thus, veins function as ________ __________.

A

vein reservoirs

52
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What are venules?

A

the smallest veins

53
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Venules are companion vessels with _______

A

arterioles

54
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the smallest venules ae located at the (proximal/distal) end of a capillary bed and are called ___________ _________.

A

distal; postcapillary venules

55
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Define diapedesis

A

the migration of leukocytes from the bloodstream to the body

56
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This phenomenon occurs through the walls of the postcapillary venules

A

diapedesis

57
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________ merge to form veins

A

Venules

58
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_______ are larger than venules

A

Veins

59
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Smaller and medium sized veins travel with (elastic/muscular/arterioles) arteries.

A

muscular

60
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Large veins travel with (elastic/muscular/arterioles)​ arteries

A

elastic

61
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Why are valves present in veins?

A

because blood pressure in veins is too low to overcome the forces of gravity

62
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In veins, valves are formed from the tunica (externa/media/intima) and prevent blood from pooling in the limbs

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intima

63
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Describe a skeletal muscle pump

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Blood pumps toward the heart as skeletal muscles contract.

64
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Contractions of the heart produce oscillations in blood pressure that are felt as the ______

A

pulse

65
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Maximum pressure occurs during contraction of the heart and is called ______

A

systolic

66
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Minimum pressure occurs while heart is filling and is called _______

A

diastolic

67
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What are the typical values of systolic/diastolic

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120/80 mm Hg

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