Lecture 5 (Hepatic Portal, Fetal and Lymphatic Circulation) Flashcards

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Hepatic Portal Circulation

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Carries nutrients from the stomach and intestines to the liver for completion of digestion

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Hepatic Veins

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NOT RELATED TO PORTAL CIRCULATION

Drain the liver to the inferior vena cava

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Hepatic Portal veins

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  1. Superior Mesenteric Vein (Drain small intestine and 2/3rds of the colon)
  2. Inferior Mesenteric vein (Drains rest of colon and rectum
  3. Splenic Vein (Drains the spleen, stomach and pancreas
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The Spleen

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Checks ages of red blood cells, takes out the old ones, recycles iron and protein
Removed: Liver takes over
Splenic Blood: if punctured by a broken rib, you will bleed out rapidly

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Hematogenous spread of cancer

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Cancer transported by the blood, metastisis by the blood
Heaptic portal veins can do this
Pancreatic cancer -> move into the liver
Colon cancer -> mesenteric veins -> go to the liver

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5 specializations of the unborn child

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  1. Umbilical veins (Oxygenated blood from placenta)
  2. Ductus veinosis: In the lover brings blood to the inferior vena cava
  3. Foramen (opening) Ovale: Sends blood to right atrium to the left atrium
  4. Ductus Arterious: Skips the pulmonary trunk and sends blood to the aorta
  5. Two Umbilical veins: starts at the internal iliac arteries, have very little oxygen and are waste, send out to the placenta for waste removal
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5 events following birth

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  1. Ductus arteriosus contracts: Plumonary trunk blood circulates to lungs (Ligamentum arteriosum)
  2. Foramen Ovale: closes within 1 year = fossa ovalis
  3. Umbilical Vein: forms the ligamentum teres
  4. Ductus Vensosus: froms the ligamentun Venosum
  5. Umbilical arteries: Form umbilical ligaments
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Atrial septal defect (ASD)

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Patent (open) foramen ovale
Hole in the wall
blood travels back and forth btw R. atrium and L. atrium

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Ventrical Septal defect

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Improper heart formation
Extremely bab cannot be repaired
Most babies die, born blue

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ASD Fix

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path over the hole, larger than the hole (because of growth as a kid and in adol.)
Put on the left side has much more pressure keeping the patch in place

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Lymphatic Circulation

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Lymph capillaries collect excess tissue fluid -> lymphatic veins -> through lymph nodes -> r lymphatic duct (upper body, right head and neck right thorax -> thoracic lymphatic duct (drains remainder of body) -> internal jugular/ subclavian veins

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Lymph Nodes

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Responds to infection
Trying to break it down
First line of defense is neutrophils
Lymphocytes are next

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Cancers

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Abnormal cell division
lymph nodes do not react to cancer because the cell is not foreign
Cancer passes through lymph nodes

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Lymph Node inspection

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Lymph node adjacent to the tumor is inspected
If it’s in the lymph then we know it has spread
Lymphatic Metastasis

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Breast Cancer

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May enter into the axillary lymph N. may enter other nodes

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Sentinel Node

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First to receive the lumph

Checked for cancer from a tumor

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Lymph Edema

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Swollen lumb when lymph backs up in limb when lymph is removed (from cancer)
Last several years.