Class 7: Vascular System Flashcards

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arteries carry blood to/away heart

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away

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veins carry blood to/away heart

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back to heart

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capillaries connect…

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smallest arteries to veins

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Tunica Intima composed of, function

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smooth endothelium, clot prevention

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Tunica Media composed of, function

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smooth muscle, vasoconstriction or vasodialiation

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Tunica Externa has a connection to

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blood vessels and tissue

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Biggest Arteries are…

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aorta, common corotid, subclavian, pulmonary trunk, common iliac

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ascending aorta are the… that supply the…

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right and left coronary that supply the heart

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aortic arch components

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brachocephalic, left common carotid, left subclavian

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left common carotid artery supplies

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left side of head

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left subclavian supplies the

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shoulder and upper limb

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the brachiocephalic artery supplies

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the right common corotid-right side of head

right subclavian-right shoulder and upper limb

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aneurysm is a

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weak point in the artery or heart wall

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baroreceptors sense

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pressure

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sensory structures monitor, 3 types

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blood pressure and chemistry

  • carotid sinuses
  • carotid bodies
  • aortic bodies
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Capillaries are the site where

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nutrients, wastes, and hormones bass between the blood and tissue fluid through the walls of the vessels

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Mechanisms involved with capillary exchange are

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diffusion and transcytosis

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exchanges between the blood and surrounding tissues are made through the

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capillary walls

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What is the most important form of capillary exchange?

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diffusion

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what is help back during capillary exchange/diffusion

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large particles (proteins)

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precapillary sphincters control…

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which beds are well perfused

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when capillary sphincters open

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the capillaries are well perfused with blood and exchage with the tissue fluid

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when capillary sphincters close

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blood bypasses the capillaries and flows through the thoroughfare to channel to the venule

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3/4th of the bodies… are shut down at any give time

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body’s capillaries

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capillaries function to move blood via
hydrostatic pressure and colloid osmotic pressure
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capillaries reabsorb.... of the fluid they filter
about 85%
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15% of the body's fluids are absorbed by the
lymphatic system and returned to the blood
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Edema is caused by (3)
1) increased capillary filtration 2) reduced capillary absorption 3) obstructed lymphatic drainage
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veins have a greater/lesser capacity for blood containment than arteries
greater
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vein characteristics
thinner walls, flaccid, less muscular and elastic tissue
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veins collapse when...
empty
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veins are subjected to a relatively...
low blood pressure
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internal jugular vein recieves most of the blood from the....
brain
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branches of the external jugular vein drain the...
external structures of the head
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the upper limb is drained by the...
subclavian vein
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The Great Saphenous Vein is the
longest vein in the body, often used for surgeries like coronary bypass
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greater saphenous vein location
all the way up the medial leg
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lesser saphenous vein location
up the lateral aspect of the leg
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Flow is proportional to
the change in pressure over resistance to flow
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systolic pressure is
peak arterial blood pressure taken during ventricular contraction
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diastolic pressure is
minimum arterial blood pressure taken during ventricular relaxation between heart beats
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hypertension is
high blood pressure over 140/90
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hypotension is
chronic low resting blood pressure
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vasomotion is a quick and powerful way of
altering blood pressure and flow
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autoregulation is the ability of tissues to
regulate their own blood supply
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vasoactive chemicals are
substances secreted by platelets, endothelial cells, and perivascular tissue stimulate vasomotion
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gua sha causes
reactive hyperemia
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vasomotor center is located in the
medulla oblongata
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the vasomotor center exerts control over
blood vessels throughout the body
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the vasomotor center is the .... for... reflexes
integrating center, three autonomic
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baroreflexes located in... regulate...
carotic sinus, BP via medulla
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chemoreflexes are sensitive to
pH, O2 and CO2
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medullary ischemic reflex is sensitive to
insufficient protein (shock)
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angiotensin is a
potent vasocontrictor that raises blood pressure
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aldosterone increases
blood volume and pressure
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atrial natriuretic peptide increases.... lowers...
urinary sodium excretion, blood pressure
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ADH promotes... and raises...
water retention, blood pressure
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epinephrine and norepinephrine cause
vasoconstriction in most blood vessels and vasodilation in skeletal and cardiac muscle blood vessels
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3 methods of venous return
- cardiac hydrostatic pressure - skeletal muscle pumps in the limbs - respiration causes the thoracic cage to pump blood
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Transient ischemic attacks are brief episodes of...
cerebral ischemia
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a stroke is a...
cerebral vascular accident (CVA)