microcirculaton sections I & II Flashcards
capillaries are the site for ___/____ products & ______ exchange
nutrient/waste products
fluid - vascular/interstitial
the smooth m of the metarteriols and capillaries (pre-capillary sphincter) produce the mechanism of ________ and regulate the amount of flow to tissue.
TPR
capillary endothelium is thin walled & a ______ layer thick.
single
in most capillaries the narrow water filled ___ are present between cells and permit passage of water-soluble substances.
pores
lipid soluble substances like O2 & CO2 can readily pass through the _______ by dissolving in the lipid bilayer barrier via _______ _______.
endothelium
vascular transport
what effect do histamines have on capillary pores?
widens them to allow the pass of wbc’s
the degree of resistance offered by the arterioles in the organ is controlled by sympathetic activity & _______ _______.
local metabolites
the number of open capillaries is controlled by the action of _______ _________ on smooth m of terminal arterioles & precapillary sphincters.
local metabolites
how is exchange between capillary plasma & ISF accomplished?
- passive diffusion - primary mechanism for exchange of individual solutes.
- bulk flow - movement of protein free plasma across the capillary wall and surrounding ISF.- (filtration & reabsorption)
hydraulic conductance determines what in the capillaries?
how difficult it is for fluid to get out of the vessel
- how much fluid movement will be produced for a given pressure difference
______ pressure has a larger effect on hydrostatic pressure changes than _______ pressure in the capillary.
venous
arteriole
capillary osmotic pressure is maintained by?
plasma [protein]
to large to leave the capillary
ie. ALB, globulins, fibronogen
what facilitates interstitial osmotic pressure?
protein that escaped the capillary
- not much escapes in the healthy animal thus this value is near 0
2 forces that tend to move fluid out of the capillary are?
- capillary BP
2. interstitial Osmotic pressure
2 forces that tend to move fluid into the capillary are?
- capillary osmotic pressure
2. interstitial hydrostatic pressure