ch 22 vasculature Flashcards

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Arteries

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blood away from heart

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Veins

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blood back to heart

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capillaries

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thin vessels between arteries and veins; sites of exchange

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Arteries & veins: walls have 3 layers (or tunica)

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  • Adventitia
  • Media
  • Intima
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Layers; Adventitia

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  • anchor the blood vessels in place

- outermost layer

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Layers; Media

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  • smooth muscle; used in vasoconstriction & vasodilation

- second layer

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Layers; Intima

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endothelium of the vessel

-innermost layer

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Most arteries and veins run ____ (parallel/perpendicular)

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parallel

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Walls of arteries are _____ (thicker/thinner) than veins

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thicker

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10
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Arteries have more ______ muscle than veins

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smooth muscle

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Arteries maintain their ______ shape and veins typically ____ when cute

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Arteries maintain their circular shape shape and veins typically collapse when cut

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Arteries characteristics

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  • Endothelial lining has pleated folds
  • Thin elastic fibers in media
  • external elastic membrane surrounding the media
  • internal elastic membrane surrounding the media
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Veins characteristics

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  • Endothelial lining is smooth

- Many have one-way valves to prevent backflow

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types of arteries

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  • elastic arteries
  • muscular arteries
  • arterioles
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Elastic artery

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  • Largest of the arteries ~ 1 inch
  • Contain elastic membranes in the media and intima
  • Very resilient, tolerate pressure changes during cardiac cycle
  • Recoils during diastole helps propel blood forward
  • Examples are: Aorta / Brachiocephalic trunk / Pulmonary trunk
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Muscular artery

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  • Medium-sized arteries ~ pencil
  • Thicker media than elastic arteries
  • Vessel diameter under control of autonomic nervous system and hormones
  • Examples are: External carotid / Brachial / Femoral / Mesenteric
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Arteriole

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  • Smallest arteries, microscopic ~30 microns, hair is 100 microns
  • Very thin adventitia
  • Media may have incomplete smooth muscle layers
  • Control blood flow between arteries and capillaries
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Capillaries

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  • Smallest of all vessels ~ 8 microns size of RBC
  • Most delicate; lack adventitia and media
  • Only vessel where material exchange occurs between blood & tissues
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Continuous capillaries

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  • Endothelial lining
  • Most common
  • Single cell lined
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Fenestrated capillaries

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  • Endothelial lining NOT complete

- Rapid fluid & solute diffusion

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Sinusoid capillaries

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  • flattened
  • Endothelial lining NOT complete
  • Pores & large gaps
  • Slow blood movement
  • Diffusion of very large solutes
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Capillary exchange; Diffusion across the endothelial cells

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nonpolar solutes; gases; water via aquaporins

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Capillary exchange; Diffusion through gaps between adjacent endothelial cells:

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small solutes; water; large solutes (in sinusoids)

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Capillary exchange; Diffusion through pores:

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solutes; water

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Capillary exchange;Vesicular transport:
water; targeted molecules (bound and unbound )
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Capillaries _____ (Do/ Do not) function as individual units
DO NOT
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Capillary beds
Capillaries form interconnected network of capillaries
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The capillary bed consists of vessels connecting
arterioles with venules - Arteriovenous anastomoses - Thoroughfare channels - Metarterioles
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Contracting or relaxing ____ muscle determines blood flow
smooth muscle
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Anastomosis:
connection between vessels that typically diverge
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Collateral arteries
that come together form an arterial anastomosis
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Direct connection between arteriole & venule; Arteriovenous anastomoses
- regulate blood to capillary beds, | - to bypass a capillary
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Direct connection between arteriole & venule; Thoroughfare channels:
- regulate blood flow through capillaries; | - fairly constant
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Direct connection between arteriole & venule; Metarterioles
precapillary sphincter
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types of veins
- venules - Medium-sized veins - Large veins
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Venule veins
- Smallest of the veins - Collect blood from the capillaries - Lack or have thin tunica media - Very small amount of ?????
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Medium-sized vein
- The adventitia (tunica externa) is the largest of the layers - Contains elastic fibers - One- way valves are present - Found alongside muscular arteries - Examples include: Radial vein / Tibial vein / Popliteal vein
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Venous valves
- Blood returning to the heart from the lower extremities fight gravity - Many medium veins have valves - The valves compartmentalize the blood in the veins
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Large Veins
- Adventitia is thickest layer and contains some smooth muscle - Intima and media are very thin - No valves - Examples of large veins are: Sup / Inf vena cava
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Venous Return
-Blood in the veins from the lower extremities have to ascend to the heart; fight gravity - -The skeletal muscles of the legs help to propel the blood - -One-way flow is aided by venous valves - -Changes in pressure helps to move the blood through the venae cavae
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Veins are more ______ than arteries
distensible
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Bases on blood pressure, a vein can expand abut ___ (number) times as much as a parallel artery
8
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Veins are capacitance vessels.....
- act as blood reservoirs | - Venoconstriction of veins shifts blood toward arterial side of the circulation
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Vasculature and blood pressure; Alter TRP
Vasoconstriction / vasodilation of muscular arteries -Vary resistance to flow leaving the heart - Constriction: increase R =increase MAP - Dilation: decrease R = decrease MAP
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Vasculature and blood pressure; Alter CO, particularly SV:
-Venoconstriction of medium veins - -Capacitance of venous system - -Increases volume of blood that shifts to arterial system
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Vasculature and blood pressure controlled by ______ _______ and/or ______
visceral reflexes and or hormones
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MAP=
TPR x CO
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CO=
SV x HR
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Pulmonary circuit
blood to/from lungs
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systemic circuit
blood to/from rest of the body