Chapter 50: Circulatory Systems Flashcards
cardiovascular system
heart, blood, and vessels
hearts
muscular chambers that move extracellular fluids around the body
extracellular fluid
fluid in the circulatory system and the fluid outside it
open circulatory system
heart helps move hemolymph through vessels leading to different regions of the body
inefficient
closed circulatory system
a system of vessels keeps circulating blood separate from the interstitial fluid
advantage of closed circulatory system vs open circulatory system
fluid can flow more rapidly, and therefore transport waste and nutrients faster
can control the flow of blood to tissues by the diameter of the vessels
pulmonary circuit
blood is pumped from the heart to the lungs and back to the heart
systemic circuit
blood pumped from the heart to the body, and then back to the heart
arteries
blood vessels that carry the blood away from the heart
arterioles
small arteries that feed blood into capillary beds
capillaries
tiny, thin walled vessels where materials are changed by tissue fluid and blood
venules
small vessels that drain capillary beds
veins
deliver the blood back towards the heart
sinus venosus (fish)
blood returning from all parts of the body collect here
bulbus arteriousus (fish)
highly elastic chamber, last part of fishes heart
aorta
large dorsal artery
atrioventricular valve
one-way valve between the atria and ventricles
prevent blood flow of blood into the atria when the ventricles contract
pulmonary valve
separates the right ventricle and pulmonary circuit, preventing blood flow
aortic valve
separates the left ventricle and systemic circuit, prevents blood flow