Exam 2- Chapter 18 Flashcards

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tunica intima

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-composed of endothelium, which provides a smooth surface
-endothelium is contious with the inner lining of the heart, endocardium
-contains internal lamina (a thin layer of subendotheial connective tissue + elastic fibers)

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tunica media

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-composed of smooth muscle cell + external elastic lamina (elastic fibers)
-smooth muscle cells control diameter of blood vessel –> amount of blood flow to organs
-sympathetic NS controls smooth muscle cells via vasomotor nerves

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vasomotor nerves control _______ & _______

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vasoconstriction: narrowing of diameter of blood vessel
vasodilation: increasing diameter of blood vessel

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tunica externa

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-composed of dense irregular connective tissue
-support blood vessel and prevents it from overstretching

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vaso vasora

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tiny vessels that supply oxygen to tunica media + extrena

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elastic arteries/conducting arteries

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-largest diameter
-includes aorta & immediate branches
-under the highest pressure bc its closes to the heart

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muscular arteries/distributing arteries

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-medium sized diameter
-well-developed tunica media
-regulate blood pressure

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arterioles

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-smallest arteries
-thin wall layer

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metarterioles

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-smallest arterioles
-controls blood flow to tissues
-feeds blood to capillary

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baroreceptor

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receptor that detects changes in pressure

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chemorecptor

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detects blood oxygen, carbon dioxide, + hydrogen ions concentration

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anastomoses

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when blood vessels branch into colateral circulation that leads to same location

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arterial anastomoses

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exist in heart, brain & around joints

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venous anastomoses

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megiboring veins are connected by small colaterals

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capillary beds

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location where gas exchange takes place

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precapillary sphincter

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controls amount of blood flowing into capillary

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continous capillary

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structure: endothelial cells + tight junction

location:
- skin
-nervous tissue
-connective tissue
-muscle tissue

function:
-least “leaky”
-few substances cross wall

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fenestration cappilary

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structure: fenestration

location:
-kidney
-endocrine glands
-small intestine

function:
-moderate “leaky”
-allow large volume of fluids + larger substances to cross wall

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sinosudial capillary

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structure: large pores

location:
-liver
-lymphoid organs
-bone marrow
-spleen

function:
-“leakiest”
-allow large substances (like cells) to cross wall

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venules

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small venules –> ONLY tunica intima
large venules –> have all 3 layers of blood vessel
-drains capillary beds

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veins

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-thin walled vessels
-large lumen
-return blood to heart

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diffusion through membrane of endothelial cells

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carbon dixiode, oxygen, certain lipids can enter/exit capillary wall through diffusing across membrane

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diffusion + osmosis through gaps + fenestrations

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-water + small substances (monosaccharides, amino acids) that are dissolved in water are able to move freely through pores

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transcytosis

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-how larger molecules cross endothelial cells
endocytosis: molecules are taken in
exocytosis: molecules are moved out

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filtration
movement of fluid by force such as pressure or gravity
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hydrostatic pressure (HP)
force that fluids exert on wall blood pressure = hydrostatic pressure
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osmosis
movement of water from low solute concentration to high solute concentration
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osmotic pressure
force we must apply to solution to prevent water from moving into osmosis
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edema
excessive amount of water in interstitial fluid common cause: increase in HP or decrease in OP which causes SWELLING of capillary
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hemodynamics
physiology of blood flow in cardiovascular system
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blood pressure
outward force that blood exerts in walls of blood vessel
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vascular resistance
any impedance to blood flow
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venous return
blood must return ti the heart at SAME rate that is pumped into arterties -essential for noraml CO --> blood pressure
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sympathetic nervous system increases what hormones to increase blood pressure *SHORT term maintenance of HR*
-norepinephrine -epinephrine -which increase HR & vasoconstriction
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sympathetic nervous system increases what hormones to decrease blood pressure *SHORT term maintenance of HR*
-acetylcholine -decreases blood pressure by slowing HR
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sympathetic nervous system increases what hormones to increase blood pressure *LONG term maintenance of HR*
-antidiuretic hormone triggers thirst + increases amount of water in kidney -renin-->angiotensin ll increases thirst causing sodium ion retention -aldosterone causes sodium ion retention
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sympathetic nervous system increases what hormones to decrease blood pressure *LONG term maintenance of HR*
-ANP causes blood to excrete more water + sodium ions
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velocity
blood flow over cross-sectional area causes: velocity is slowest in arteries w high areas of cross-sectional areas