42 Flashcards

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1
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single circulation

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bony fish
ray fish
shark

2 chambered heart
deoxygenated blood in heart
BP drop as it goes through gills

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2
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amphibian

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O2 poor blood
pulmocutaneous circuit
3chambered heart
a ridge in ventricle
forked artery  split blood to systematic and pulmocutaneous
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3
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reptile

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pulmonary circuit
3 chambered heart
incomplete septum

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4
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atriovanticular valve

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separate atrium and ventricle

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5
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semilunar valve

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blood flow in artert and vein

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6
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systole

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contraction phase

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7
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diastole

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relaxation or filing phase

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8
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stroke volume

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amount of blood pumped per contraction

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9
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cardiac cycle

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1- Atrial & ventricular diastole (0.4) ; relaxation phase blood flows to atria and ventricle through AV

2-A systole V diastole (0.1) : atria contrats

3-V systole A diastole ( 0.3) : vertical pump blood into arteries through semilunar valve

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10
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sinoatrial node

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impulse travel through atrioventricular node

delayed impulse because of parkinje fiber to make vertical contraction

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11
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Cardiac output

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volume of blood pumped into systemic circulation per minute

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12
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capilarries

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endothelium

basal lamina

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13
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arteries and veins

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endothelium
smooth muscle
connective tissue

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14
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systolic pressure

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in artery
ventricular systole
highest pressure
the spike–> artery resistance

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15
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diastolic pressure

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in artery
diastole
arteries fill faster than they can empty

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16
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driving force of blood out of capillary

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difference between blood pressure and osmotic pressure

17
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edema

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swelling caused by disruption in the flow od lymph

18
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plasma

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water
ions ( NA, K, Ca, Mg, Cl, HCO3) : osmotic balance, PH buffering , regulating of membrane permeability

plasma protein (albumin, fibrinogen, immunoglobulin) : Osmotic balance ,pH buffering, clotting , defence

nutrients

waste

gas

hormone

19
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Albumin

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osmatic balance

PH buffering

20
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fibrinogen

21
Q

erythrocyte

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hemoglobin
each molecule of hb bind to 4 O2
in mammal lack nuclei and mitochondria
each 250 M molecules of hemoglobin

22
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clotting

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prothrombin —(plalete+damaged cell+plasma ( Ca, Vit K))—> thrombin —>Fibrinogen –>Fibrin

23
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Blood flow in veins

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smooth muscle contraction, skeletal muscle contraction, and expansion of vena cava with inhalation

24
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erythropoietin

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hormone

stimulates erythrocyte production when O2 delivery low

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rate of diffusion
- proportional to surface area of respiratory membrane | - inversely proportional to the square of the distance through which molecule diffuses
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gills
outfolding of body suspended in water counter current exchange system ( blood flow opposite direction of water flow ) why ectotherm like lamilla
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ventilation
process of moving the respiratory medium over the respiratory surface partial pressure exchange of gas
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Trachea
network of tiny branching tubules ( trachea) that penetrate body respiratory and circulatory are separate
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lungs
``` nostrils pharynx larynx ( vocal cord) trachea bronchi bronchioles alveoli ``` alveoli lack cilia
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pressure of O2
alveoli 104 mmHG | pulmonary artery 40 mmHG
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frog
push air into lungs | positive pressure
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bird lung
first inhalation : posterior sacs first exhalation : air into lung second inhalation : air from lung to anterior airsac second exhalation; out of body
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tidal volume
500ml | air inhaled in each breath
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vital capacity
4.7 L | max tidal volume
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residual volume
1.2 L | after exhalation
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medulla
regulate rate and depth of breath in response to PH in cerebrospinal match metabolic demand
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respiratory pigment
pr that transport O2 most vertebrate and invertebrate: hemoglobin arthropod and mollusc : hemocyanin with copper bind to O2
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Co2 transport
7% with plasma 23% aminoacid end of hb 70%blood plasna as HCO3