Exam 3 Materials Flashcards

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% and function?

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  • Lymphocytes (20-40%)
  • Second most common
  • Long term immunity
  • Make antibodies
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Albumin

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  • Plasma protein, most common
  • Keeps water in blood and makes it thicker
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Tunica Intima (interna)

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  • Made of endothelium** (**simple squamous epithelium)
  • Inner most layer
  • Lining inside of vessels
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Tunica Externa (Adventitia)

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  • Most superficial layer
  • Anchors blood vessels to organs
  • Thickest in veins
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Erythrocytes %?

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44%

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Myeloid Stem Cells

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They become:

Erythrocytes

Platelets

Leukocytes (4 of them)

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What is Tunica Media made of?

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Smooth (involuntary) muscle

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Globulins

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  • Plasma protein, 2nd most common
  • Contains antibodies to fight off pathogens
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Fibrogens

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  • Plasma Protein
  • Helps with blood clotting
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Coronary Sinus

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The large veins that the coronary arteries drain into to return to heart

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Structure and function of Erythrocytes?

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  • Mature RBC lack nuclei/organelles
  • Biconcave (for more surface area)
  • Pass thru blood vessel single file
  • Carries 280 million hemoglobin
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What vein accompanies Right Marginal Artery? What parts of the heart does it supply?

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  • Small Cardiac Vein
  • Supplies right border of heart
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Muscular Arteries

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-Medium sized arteries

  • Thick tunica media
  • Goes to different organs in body
  • Direct blood flow
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Aortic Arch branches off into?

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  • Brachiocephalic trunk
    • Bifurcates into right common carotid** and **right subclavian** **arteries
  • Left common carotid
  • Left subclavian arteries
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% and function?

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  • Monocytes (Agranulocytes 2-8%)
  • Common in chronic infection
  • Become macraophages (more robust)
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% and function?

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  • Neutrophils (50-70% most common)
  • Bacteria slayers (through phagocytosis)
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How much does plasma make up blood?

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Where vein accompanies the Anterior Interventricular Artery? What parts of the heart does it supply?

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  • Great Cardiac Vein
  • Supplies anterior** surfaces of **both ventricles** and **interventricular septum
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Left ventricles pumps into ascending aorta which branches off into?

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Left coronary artery

Right coronary artery

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Vasa Vasorum

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  • Smaller arteries that supply blood through tunica externa
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  • Basophils (0.5-1%)
  • Produces histamine (swelling)
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What are the components of plasma?

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Water 92%

Plasma protein 7%

Other solutes 1%

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Right coronary Artery branches off to?

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  • Right Marginal Artery
  • Posterior Interventricular Artery
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What is Tunica externa (adventitia) made of?

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Connective tissue layer

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Chemotaxis
-Attracts WBC to site of infection from damaged cells
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Where does the Circumflex artery go? What parts of the heart does it supply?
- Goes **_around_** and **_behind_** heart - Supplies **_left atrium_** and **_ventricle_**
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Left coronary artery branches off to?
- Circumflex artery - Anterior Interventricular Artery
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Buffy Coat %? Componenets?
- \<1% - Leuokocytes and platelets
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What vein accompanies Posterior Interventricular Artery? What parts of the heart does the artery supplies?
- Middle Cardiac Vein - Posterior surfaces of right and left ventricle
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Elastic Arteries
- Largest arteries - Ability to expand/contract (elastic fibers)
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Hemocytoblasts
Main stem cells that produces blood
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Diapedesis
- Allows leukocytes to leave blood vessels and enter tissues
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Lymphoid Stem Cells
Only become lymphocytes
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Tunica Media
- Controlled by sympathetic (vasoconstriction) and parasympathetic (vasodilation) input - Thickest in arteries
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% and function?
Esinophils (1-4%) - Reduce swelling (antihistamine) - Fights worms