Mass transport in animals Flashcards

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1
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which side of the heart pumps deoxygenated blood?

A

right side

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which side of the heart pumps oxygenated blood?

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left side

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3
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why is the closed double circulatory system important?

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prevents mixing of oxygenated and deoxygenated blood (so blood pumped to body is fully saturated with oxygenated blood

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3
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what deliver oxygenated blood to cardiac muscle?

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coronary arteries

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what’s the role of the aorta?

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carry oxygenated blood away from the heart to respiring tissue

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what’s the role of the vena cava?

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carry deoxygenated blood from respiring tissue to the heart

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what’s the role of the pulmonary artery?

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carries deoxygenated blood away from the heart to the lungs

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what’s the role of the pulmonary vein?

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carry oxygenated away from lungs, to the heart

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whats the role of the atrioventricular valves?

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prevent backflow of blood from ventricles into to atria

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what’s the role of semilunar valves?

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prevent backflow of blood of blood from arteries into ventricles

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why does the left side of the heart have a thicker muscular wall?

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generates blood at a high pressure
to push blood around the whole body

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whats the role of arteries?

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carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body at high pressure

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what are arterioles?

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arteries divide into smaller vessels which direct blood to capillaries

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13
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arterioles structure related to its function

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thicker muscle layer
constricts blood flow by narrowing lumen
thinner elastic, lower prssure surges

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what’s the role of veins?

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carry blood back to the heart at a lower pressure

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the structure of veins related to their function

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wider lumen than arteries
very little elastic and muscle tissue
have valves

16
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advantage of capillary beds

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increase surface area, rapid diffusion

17
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what is tissue fluid?

A

fluid surrounding cells

provide respiring cells with water, oxygen glucose etc

enables substances to move back into the blood

18
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how is tissue fluid formed?

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-hydrostatic pressure inside capillaries (due to the contraction of the left ventricle) forces fluid out the capillaries into the space around cells
-larger plasma proteins remain in the capillary (too large to leave capillaries)

19
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what happens at atrial systole?

A

atria contracts, decrease in volume, increase in pressure
-atrioventricular valves forced open
-blood pushed into the ventricles
-semi-lunar valves shut

20
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what happens at ventricular systole?

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-ventricles contract, decreasing volume in ventricles, increasing pressure
-semilunar valves forces open
- AV valves shut

21
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what happens at diastole?

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-atria and ventricles relax
-both increase in volume as blood flows in and pressure decreases
-AV valves open
-SL valves shut