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Exam 3: Cardiovascular System Flashcards

1
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What is the function of veins?

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collect blood from microvasculature and bring to heart

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What are the 3 tunics of all vessels?

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Tunica intima
Tunica media
Tunica adventitia

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Parts of Tunica Intima

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Endothelium
Subendothelial Layer
Internal Elastic Membrane/Lamina

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What orientation is the Tunica Intima seen in?

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longitudinal orientation

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What makes up the subendothelial layer of the tunica intima?

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Fine collagen fibers + elastic (sometimes)

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What is characteristic about the internal elastic lamina of the tunica intima?

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thick, elastic present
“sheet” NOT fiber
holes for diffusion

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What orientation is the Tunica Media?

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Circular orientation

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What are the two components of Tunica Media?

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Smooth muscle
Connective tissue

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9
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What is the function of the Tunica Media?

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constricting to facilitate blood flow

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What orientation is the Tunica Adventitia?

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longitudinal orientation

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What two structures are seen in the Tunica Adventitia?

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Vasa vasorum
Nervi vasorum

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12
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What makes up the Tunica Advenitita?

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collagen and/or elastic fibers

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Vasa vasorum

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little vessels that branch and go into adventitia & media
ONLY sympathetic innvervation

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Nervi vasorum

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nerves within vasa vasorum
seen in larger vessels

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15
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What are examples of Elastic Aa?

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Aorta
Brachiocephalic Trunk

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What layer is the thickest in Elastic Aa and what makes it characteristic?

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Tunica media
alternating smooth muscle & elastic layers

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What part of the Tunica Intima is thick in Elastic Aa?

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subendothelial layer

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What part of the Tunica Intima is thin in the Elastic Aa?

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Internal Elastic Lamina

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What structures are easiest to see in the Elastic Aa?

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Vasa vasorum & Nervi vasorum

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20
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What are examples of Muscular Aa?

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renal A
brachial A
femoral Aa

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What part of the Tunica Intima is thick in Muscular Aa?

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Internal Elastic Lamina

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Muscular Aa have the thickest of the all the vessels in which layer?

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Tunica Media

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What is characteristic of the Tunica Media of Muscular Aa?

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smooth muscle dominates
less elastic lamina

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What is different about the Tunica Adventitia in Muscular vs. Elastic Aa?

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More elastic fibers in MUSCULAR than ELASTIC Aa

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What tunic is seen in arterioles and what is it characterized by?

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Tunica Media
1-3 layers of smooth muscle

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26
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Meta-arteriole

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arterioles right before capillaries

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27
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What tunic and what is it characterized by in Meta-arterioles?

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Tunica Media
incomplete smooth muscle layer

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Arteriovenous Anastomoses

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direct connection from arteriole to venule (bypasses capillary bed when open)

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29
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Where are arteriovenous anastomoses located?

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Skin & Intestines
bypassed in fight or flight

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30
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Capillary Tunics Characterization

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ONLY endothelium layer
NO smooth muscle
NO adventitia

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Pericytes

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supportive, undifferentiated mesenchymal cells that change based on need

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32
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Where are pericytes located?

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endothelial cell basal lamina

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33
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List Capillary Types

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Continuous
Fenestrated
Porous
Sinusoid

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34
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Continuous Capillaries

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NOT leaky, tight junctions

35
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Location of Continuous Capillaries

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muscle & nervous tissue
muscle- some exchange
nervous- NO exchange

36
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Fenestrated Capillaries

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Leaky | continuous basement membrane
Have fenestra
Selective exchange

37
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Fenestra

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openings by thin lipid monolayer in capillaries

38
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Porous Capillaries

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big openings | thick basement membrane

39
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Porous Capillary Function

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high pressure for filtration

40
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Location of Porous Capillaries

A

Kidney

41
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Sinusoid Capillaries

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VERY leaky | endothelial cell gaps

42
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Sinusoid Capillary Location

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Liver
Bone Marrow
Endocrine System

43
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Venules

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right after capillaries
similar structure

44
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What is unique about venules structure?

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ONLY endothelium layer
Pericytes present

45
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Which tunic is characteristic in Muscular Venules?

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Tunica media
Develop layer of smooth muscle

46
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Tunica Intima of Muscular Veins

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have valves (folds of intima)
Dilation after valve from pressure

47
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Function of Valves in Veins

A

unidirectional flow
prevent backflow

48
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Tunica Media of Muscular Veins

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3-4 layers smooth muscle
small CT layer

49
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Tunica Adventitia of Muscular Veins

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blend with surrounding CT

50
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What are examples of large veins?

A

cranial & caudal vena cava

51
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What is unique about the Tunica Intima in Large Veins?

A

Thin internal elastic lamina

52
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What is unique about the Tunica Media of Large Veins?

A

VERY thin
discontinuous smooth muscle layer
collagen fibers

53
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What is unique about the Tunica Adventitia of Large Veins?

A

thick bundles of smooth muscle
Function: “stiffen” vessel

54
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What orientation are the smooth muscle bundles in the Tunica Adventitia of Large Veins?

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longitudinal

55
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Carotid Sinus

A

baroreceptors
cells in wall in beginning of internal carotid A

56
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What is the function of the Carotid Sinus?

A

sense pressure & release chemicals to influence blood pressure

57
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Carotid Body

A

group of chemoreceptors outside vessel

58
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What is the function of the carotid body?

A

regulate blood volume

59
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What are the 3 tunics of the heart?

A

Endocardium
Myocardium
Epicardium

60
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What are the layers of the Endocardium of the Heart?

A

Endothelium
Subendothelial Layer
Subendocardial Layer

61
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What makes up the subendothelial layer of the endocardium?

A

Collagen + elastic fibers

62
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Where are Purkinje Fibers located?

A

Subendocardial Layer of Endocardium

63
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What is the function of Purkinje Fibers?

A

Conduct heart impulse

64
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Which part of the tunica intima of vessels is not located in the endocardium?

A

Internal Elastic Lamina

65
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Cardiac Valves

A

specialized folds of endocardium
covered by endothelium
middle = thickening of subendothelial layer

66
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What two structures are not located in cardiac valves?

A

Purkinje cells
Subendocardial layer

67
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Where do atrial myocytes secrete ANP?

A

Myocardium

68
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What orientation is cardiac muscle in the myocardium?

A

Spirally oriented

69
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What secretes ANP?

A

atrial myocytes in the myocardium

70
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What is ANP’s function?

A

influence sodium absorption in the kidney

71
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A thick layer of ____ covers the heart (in epicardium)

A

Collagen

72
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What is the collagen in the epicardium continuous with?

A

the tunica adventitia of vessels coming in and out

73
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Fibrous pericardium

A

thickening of adventitia in epicardium

74
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What are the two layers of the epicardium?

A

Visceral Layer of Serous Pericardium
Serous Membrane

75
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Which layer of the epicardium is within the fibrous pericardium?

A

Visceral Layer of Serous Pericardium

76
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Which layer of the epicardium is directly applied to the heart?

A

Serous Membrane

77
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What are the 3 structures apart of the impulse conducting system of the heart?

A

Sinoatrial Node
Atrioventricular Node
Bundle of His (atrioventricular bundle)

78
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What is the order of impulse conduction in the heart?

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SA node –> AV node –> Bundle of His

79
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Which part of the impulse conducting system of the heart has purkinje cells?

A

Bundle of His (atrioventricular bundle)

80
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What is the cardiac skeleton?

A

connective tissue of the heart

81
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Annuli Fibrosi

A

“Fibrous ring” in the heart

82
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What is the function of the Annuli Fibrosi?

A

to give heart valves rigidity

83
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Trigona Fibrosa

A

cartilage or bone (ruminants) in CT around valves of heart

84
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What is the function of the Trigona Fibrosa in the heart?

A

Support valves

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