cardiovascular system-blood vessels and circulation: capillaries Flashcards

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the contraction and relaxation of smooth muscles control the flow of

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blood

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capillaries join together to form

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venules–> veins, which have thin walls

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in veins smooth muscles in ________ contract to prevent backflow

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in veins smooth muscles in Tunica Adventitia contract to prevent backflow

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4
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_____ act as low pressure blood reservoirs

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Veins act as low pressure blood reservoirs

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5
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_______ nerves stimulates the _______ of veins

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Sympathetic nerves stimulates the constriction of veins

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6
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what arteries are elastic arteries

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aorta
pulmonary artery

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7
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Tunica media of these arteries contain a lot of

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elastic fibers and few smooth muscles

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during ventricular systole

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pressure within the heart rises
aortic semilunar valves open
blood flows in to aorta
walls of aorta and major arteries are stretched

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aorta acts as a

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reservoir

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10
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aorta’s walls store

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energy from contraction of heart

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during ventricular diastole

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pressure in the heart falls
semilunar valves are closed
walls of aorta recoil and propel blood onwards

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12
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aorta acts as a

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subsidiary pump

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13
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aorta’s walls use the

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energy previously stored from the heart’s contraction

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pulse wave

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during systole as blood is pumped from the heart the distension and increase in pressure which starts in the aorta passes along the arterial system as a wave

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“the pulse” at the wrist

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the expansion and subsequent relaxation of the wall of the radial artery

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blood vessels to take pulse

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carotid artery
radial artery
brachial artery
dorsalis pedis artery- supplies dorsal surface of feet
femoral artery
popliteal artery
near the ankle joint
posterior tibial artery

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17
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arterioles

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less than 30 micrometer diameter

smallest of the muscular arteries with undefined tunica externa, and 1 or 2 layers of smooth muscles in tunica media

resistance vessels

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18
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resistance vessels

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responsible for maintenance of blood pressure

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what is an ex of resistance vessels

20
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capillaries have the largest

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total cross-sectional area and the lowest blood flow velocity for the exchange of substances between the blood and the cells

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in capillaries, exchange of ____ takes place

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in capillaries exchange of substances take place

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in capillaries the wall is made up of a

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single layer of endothelium and a basal lamina

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in capillaries what 2 layers are absent

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tunica media
tunica adventitia

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capillaries form a

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network among the cells of the body

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in the capillaries, there is continuous movement of
fluid through the arteriolar end of the capillaries in to the interstitial fluid and in to the capillaries at the venular end
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what dissolves into the ECF
nutrients, gases, water, and hormones present in the blood diffuses out in to the ECF
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what diffuses in to the capillaries
water dissolves wastes such as carbon dioxide diffuse in to the capillaries
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the capillaries help to regulate
body temperature by vasoconstriction and vasodilation
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capillaries are absent
epidermis of the skin hair and nails cornea of the eye articular hyaline carilage
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network of capillaries
capillary bed (capillary plexus)
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precapillary sphincter
at the entrance of each capillary reduces or stops the flow blood
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capillary bed contains direct connections between
arterioles venules
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collaterals
multiple arteries that supply blood to the capillary bed
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anastomosis
the fusion of two collaterial arteries
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sinusoids
dilated fenestrated capillaries lumen is irregular found in liver, spleen, and bone marrow
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cavernous tissue (sinus)
blood filled spaces lined by endothelium and surrounded by smooth muscle present in the erectile tissue of penis, clitoris
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short term elevation of blood pressure hormonal effects
increase cardiac output increase peripheral vasoconstriction (epinephrine, norephinephrine, antidiuretic hormone, angiotensin 2)
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autoregulation of blood flow within tissues
adjusted by peripheral resistantce while cardiac output stays the same
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local vasodilators
accelerate blood flow at tissue level
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local vasodilators ex
low O2 high CO2 low pH (acids) nitric oxide (NO) high K+ or H- chemicals released by inflammation (histamine) elevated local temp
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local vasoconstrictors
prostaglandins and thromboxanes released by damaged tissure constrict precapillary sphincters affect a single capillary bed
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baroreceptor reflex when blood pressure rises, CV centers
decrease cardiac output cause peripheral vasodilation
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baroreceptor reflexes when blood pressure falls, CV centers
increase cardiac output cause peripheral vasoconstriction
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chemoreceptors reflexes peripheral chemoreceptors in
carotisd bodies and aortic bodies monitor blood
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central chemorecptors below medulla oblongata
monitor cerebrospinal fluid control respiratory function control blood flow to brain