Cardiovascular System: Blood Vessels Flashcards

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1
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blood vessels transport ______ while lymph vessels transport _____

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blood; lymph

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2
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layers of vessel walls

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> tunica intima
tunica media
tunica externa

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3
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tunica intima

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endothelium: simple squamous
subendothelial layer: loose areolar

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4
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tunica media

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smooth muscle; circular arrangement for vascoconstriction

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5
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tunica externa

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loose areolar
some large vessels have own blood supply (=vasa vasorum)

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6
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Tunica externa of veins thickness compared to arteries

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of equal thickness or thicker

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7
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Tunica intima of veins form

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valves

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8
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Tunica media of artery is thicker with more

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elastic fibers

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9
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Arterial walls thickness vs. comparable veins

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thicker and stronger

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10
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Blood Vessel Network Order

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Heart > Elastic Artery > Muscular Artery > Arteriole >capillaries within body tissues > Venule > medium vein > Heart

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11
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Elastic arteries are found where

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right off of the ventricles

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12
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examples of elastic arteries

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aorta, pulmonary trunk

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13
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Elastic arteries

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The ability to expand and
recoil helps smooth out
pressure surges

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14
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examples of muscular arteries

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radial artery, femoral artery

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15
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muscular arteries

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supply organs and skeletal muscles

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16
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Muscular arteries tunica media

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contain less elastin and more smooth muscle

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17
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which capillaries regulate blood flow

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precapillary sphincters (smooth muscle)

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18
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precapillary sphincters open

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blood fills capillary beds

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19
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precapillary sphincters closed

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blood passes through capillary beds via metarteriole = a “throughfare channel”
>occurs in response to tissue needs for glucose oxygen

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20
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capillaries

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thin walls allow for exchange between components of blood and interstitial fluids of tissue

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21
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3 types of capillaries based on permeability

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  1. continuous
  2. fenestrated
  3. sinusoidal
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22
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most common capillary

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continuous capillary

23
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continuous capillary found in

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skeletal muscles, skin, nervous system

24
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what decreases permeability in continuous capillaries

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tight junctions

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least permeable capillaries
continuous
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pericytes in continuous capillary
spider shaped contractile stem cells
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fenestrated capillary
tight junctions and intracellular clefts AND fenestrations
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fenestrations
(=windows) pores through endothelial cells in fenestrated capillary
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an example of where a fenestrated capillary can be found
small intestine
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sinusoid capillaries are a type of
fenestrated capillary
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Sinusoid capillaries are continuous/discontinuous
discontinuous; follow a twisted path
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most permeable capillary type
sinusoid capillaries
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Spleen, bone marrow, lymph nodes, and liver are all examples of what capillary type
sinusoid
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Sinusoid capillary components
large intercellular clefts incomplete basement membrane fewer tight junctions
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capillaries in BBB
low permeability continuous capillaries
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BBB does/does not have intercellular clefts
does not
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which type can pass through BBB
vital molecules (i.e., glucose)
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what molecules can pass through endothelial cells into brain
non-charged/lipid soluble molecules
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How does prolonged emotional stress disrupt the BBB
tight junctions are opened= allows toxic substances enter into brain
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portal system
blood passes through 2nd capillary bed before returning to heart
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venules
drain capillaries
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vein thickness vs comparable arteries
thinner walls in veins = lower blood pressure
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medium veins
drain venules have all three tunics endothelium forms valves
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large veins
medium veins return blood to large veins all three tunics
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Veins are folds of ______
tunica intima
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How do veins regulate blood?
keep blood flow forward (toward heart) under low pressure
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Blood pressure through systematic circuit
decreases as distance from L ventricle increases
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Varicose veins are due to
incompetent valves in the veins
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Anastomosis
(="coming together") provide alternate pathways (collateral channels) for blood to reach a given body region >> in case of blockage grants alternative source of blood
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T/F? vein anastomoses is more common than arterial.
true
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Systolic
arterial pressure as L ventricle contracts
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Diastolic
arterial pressure when L ventricle relaxes
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How to measure blood pressure
systolic/diastolic
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Aneurysm
sac-like ballooning of artery of vein