Lecture 8 Flashcards
Left and Right coronary arteries each have…
circumflex and interventricular branches
Coronary arteries are the _____ branches of ____
first, aorta
left coronary artery
- opens
- passes
- divides
opens from left aortic sinus
passes laterally beneath right auricle
divides into:
-right (subsinuosal) IV artery (right IV groove)
-right circumflex artery (in circular coronary groove)
Which species does Right IV artery (subsinuosal) arise from left coronary?
dogs, ruminants
in dogs, ruminants left coronary artery supplies-
right supplies-
80%- all IV spetum, all left and part of right ventricle
right supplies rest of right ventricle
left is larger in size than right
which species does the Right IV artery (subsinuosal) come from R coronary artery?
horse, pig
in horse, pig left coronary artery supplies-
right coronary artery supplies-
most of IV septum, most of LV, part of RV
part of IV septum, part of LV most of RV
both coronary arteries similar in size
venous drainage of the heart via (2)
great cardiac vein-> coronary sinus on right side
coronary sinus- opens into r atrium (75% of total coronary flow)
Metabolic active hyperemia
coupling of blood from to demand of O2
myocardium releases metabolic by products in proportion to work rate-> act as local vasodilators
Sympathetic NS stimulation causes coronary vasodilation indirectly by increasing cardiac work rate
80% of coronary blood flow occurs when?
why?
during diastole
2/3 of coronary arteries are compressed during systole
pulmonary circulation
basal tone-
sympathetic vasomotor nerves-
metabolic vasodilation-
is low- blood vessels are relaxed
plays NO major role
has no role, alveolar perfusion vastly exceeds metabolic demand
alveolar hypoxia is a potent _____ of small pulmonary arteries
constrictor
dec blood to poorly ventilated alveoli
inc blood to well ventilated
in systemic circulation local hypoxia causes ___
vasodilation, for more blood flow. pulmonary is opposite
Cutaneous blood flow (3)
thermoregulation of core temperature
dermis well vascularized, epidermis is avascular
superficial and deep vascular beds- counter current heat exchange mechanisms
Arterivenous anastomosis (3)
direct connections between dermal arterioles and venules
controlled by sympathetic vasoconstrictor fibers
dilate in warm, constrict in cold
Cerebral blood flow
brain accounts for-
20% of resting O2 consumption
Arterial supply to head- 2 main vessels
common carotid (l and r) vertebral arteries (l and r)
Common carotid arteries (3)
branch at allanto-occipital joint into:
- internal carotid artery
- external carotid artery
vertebral arteries(2)
1st branch of subclavian
fuses with occipital artery turning into cerebrospinal artery
Circle of willis(3)
Basilar artery anastomosis with internal carotid
supplies brain with oxygenated blood-
collateral circulation
brain microcirulation consists of
functional end arteries-> blockage causes local ischemia
Cerebral capillaries form a
tight blood brain barrier
functions of Blood brain barrier (3)
protect from circulating solute and pathogens
maintain pH
lipid soluble molecule diffuse freely across
venous drainage from the head (4)
external jugular vein
internal jugular vein
vertebral vein
all drain into cranial vena cava-> right atrium