LAB 3: Blood vessels and blood pressure Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
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______ form a closed circuit of tubes that carry blood from the heart to the body and back again.

A

blood vessels

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Two major pathways of blood vessels are _____ and ____.

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pulmonary circuit

systemic circuit

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3
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The five types of blood vessels

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arteries, veins, capillaries, arterioles, venules

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_____ contains vessels carrying blood from the heart to the lungs and back.

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pulmonary circuit

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5
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____ contains vessels carrying blood from the heart to all other parts of the body and back.

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systemic circuit

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_____ are strong, elastic vessels adapted for carrying blood away from the heart under high pressure.

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arteries

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7
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The largest arteries are called ____.

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elastic

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8
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Elastic arteries branch into ____ arteries and then into ____.

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muscular arteries

arterioles

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9
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The smallest arteries are ____.

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arterioles

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____ are vessels which are adapted to carrying blood back tot eh heart under low pressure.

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veins

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Capillaries merge to form ___>

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venules

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12
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Venules merge to form ____ sized veins.

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small to medium sized veins

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13
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Small to medium sized veins merge to form ____ veins.

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large

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14
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The inner most layer of blood vessels are called ____.

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tunica interna

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15
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Tunica interna is composed of two layers: _____ and _____.

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endothelium (simple squamous epithelium)
subendothelial layer (elastic and collagenous fibers)
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16
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The middle layer of blood vessels are called ______.

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tunica media

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17
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Tunica media is composed of ____.

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smooth muscles

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18
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The tunica media is responsible for _____ and ____ that influence blood flow and pressure.

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vasocontraction and vasodilation

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19
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The outer most layer is called the _____.

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tunica externa

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20
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The tunica externa is composed of ______.

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collagenous fibers

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21
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The tunica ____ attaches vessels to surrounding tissues.

22
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Veins have ____ and arteries do not.

23
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Veins have a ____ lumen (blood reservoir) than arteries.

24
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Veins have a thinner tunica ____ than arteries. Arteries have more influence over blood pressure.

25
____ the process of listening to body sounds (usually with use of a stethoscope).
auscultation
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There are two parts to every heart beat ___ and ___.
lub and dub
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The lub and dub sounds occur as blood is pushing against the ____ causing turbulence.
closed valves
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The first sound (s1) or lub is when the ____ are closing and the ventricles are ____.
AV valves | contracting
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The first heart sound (lub) is called ______.
ventricular systole
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The second sound (s2) or dub is when the _____ are closing and the ventricles are ____.
semilunar valves | relaxing
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The second sound (s2) or dub is called _____.
ventricular diastole
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____ is the difference in pressures due to the expansion and then recoil of the arterial walls.
pulse
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When the ventricles contract, a wave of blood travels through the arteries and can be felt as your ___.
pulse
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Typical resting heart rate is between _____ bpm.
60-100 bpm
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Generally, the lower the resting heart rate, the more _____ the heart is functioning and the better the cardiovascular fitness.
efficient
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____is a rapid pulse rate of over 100 bpm.
tachycardia
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___ is a slow pulse rate of less than 60 bpm.
bradycardia
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_____ is the pressure exerted by blood on the walls of the blood vessels
blood pressure
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_____ is usually measured in the arteries and those called arterial _________.
blood pressure | blood pressure
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There are ___ types of blood pressure reading due to the contraction and then relaxation of the ventricles.
2
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_____ is when the ventricles contract.
systole
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When the ventricles contract blood pressure ____ due to blood being forced into the aorta
increases
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When the ventricles relax blood pressure ____ as the ventricles open and refill with blood from the atria.
decreases
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Measuring blood pressure is done with the use of a ______ and a ______.
stethoscope | sphygomanometer
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When measuring blood pressure air in the cuff is increased until it is greater than the ___ pressure in the artery.
systolic
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When measuring blood pressure the air is released from the cuff the blood can start to ___ through the artery once more. This causes a "swooshing" sound or what is known as a ____ sounds.
flow | Korotkoff sounds
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The sound of turbulent blood flow is called ____.
korotkoff sounds
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Normal resting blood pressure should be no higher than _____.
120/80
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Prehypertension blood pressure is ____.
120-139/ 80-89
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Hight blood pressure (hypertension stage 1)
140-159/ 90-99
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High blood pressure (hypertension stage 2)
160 or higher/ 100 higher
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Hypertensive Crisis (emergency care needed)
higher than 180 / higher than 110