Lab: Blood Vessels Flashcards

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Arteries carry blood _____ from the heart

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away

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Veins carry blood _______ the heart

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toward

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Capillaries enter into

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Venules

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Capillaries

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Site of exchange of nutrients, wastes, and gases
Very small

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Forms when smaller venules merge

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veins

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Arteries branch into smaller…

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arterioles

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In which vessel does each heart beat create a surge of pressure?

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artery

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Which vessel maintains it’s round shape even when empty due to it’s muscle?

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arteries

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Vasoconstriction

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Decreases diameter

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Vasodilation

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Increased diameter

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Arteries have input from the _______ nervous system

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Sympathetic

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12
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Relatively thin-walled vessel

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Vein

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13
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Vessel with relatively low blood pressure

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Vein

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Vessel with steady blood flow

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Vein

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Vessel that expands easily and collapses when empty

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Vein

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Do veins or arteries have a greater capacity for blood?

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Veins

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17
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5 ways of venous return to the heart

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  1. Pressure gradient
  2. Gravity
  3. Skeletal muscle pump
  4. Respiratory pump
  5. Cardiac suction
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18
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Veins contain valves to…

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prevent back flow

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19
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Veins contain valves to…

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prevent back flow

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20
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3 layers of the blood vessel wall

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  1. Tunica interna (intima)
  2. Tunica media
  3. Tunica externa (adventitia)
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Components to the tunica interna

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  1. Endothelium (simple squamous) (innermost)
  2. Basement membrane
  3. Internal elastic lamina
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Only found in arteries because it allows for recoil and return to normal shape after stretch

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Elastic lamina

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Tunica media components

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  1. Smooth muscle
  2. External elastic lamina(artery)
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What is key to regulating diameter of a vessel?

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External elastic lamina

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Outer layer that provides support and protection of veins and arteries
Tunica externa
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What fibers make the tunica externa?
Elastic and collagen fibers
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What is the thickest layer in a vein?
Tunica externa
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In veins, what layer creates the valves?
Tunica interna
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What is the thickest layer in an artery?
Tunica media
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Which vessel contains a majority of blood and serves as a reservoir?
Vein
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Types of arteries
- Elastic arteries - Muscular arteries - Arterioles
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Which type of artery has a large diameter?
Elastic arteries
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Which type of artery has a high amount of elastic fibers?
Elastic artery
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The aorta is an example of which type of artery?
Elastic artery
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Which type of artery has a small diameter?
Muscular artery
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Which type of artery has a high smooth muscle fiber content?
Muscle artery
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Which type of artery controls the blood flow into capillaries?
Arterioles
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Which type of artery regulates blood pressure?
Arterioles
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What vessel is made from a thing single endothelial layer?
Capillaries
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Which vessel is only wide enough for 1-2 RBCs?
Capillaries
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The thin walls of a capillary allows for exchange of nutrients, wastes, and gases between _______ and _______ _____
Blood Interstitial fluid
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3 types of capillaries
1. Continuous 2. Fenestrated 3. Discontinuous
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Intercellular clefts
Space between cells
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Fenestrations
Pores in plasma membrane by a thin membrane
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Where can continuous capillaries be found?
Most tissue and organs. Ex. Lungs + brain
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Which type of capillary is least permeable?
continuous capillaries
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What can pass the intercellular clefts of a continuous capillary?
- small solutes - diffusion of gases
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Continuous capillary characterisitics
- Tight junctions - Narrow intercellular clefts - Least permeable
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Fenestrated capillaries characteristics
- Fenestrations - Rapid passage of small molecules
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Location of fenestrated capillaries
Organs with rapid absorption Ex. Kidneys, endocrine glands, small intestine
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Discontinuous capillary characterisitics
- Endothelial cells separated by wide gaps - No basal lamina - Most permeable
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What can pass through discontinuous capillaries?
Large molecules such as protein and blood cells
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Location of discontinuous capillaries
Liver Bone marrow Spleen Pituitary gland
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Vessel that connects 2 capillary beds in series
Portal
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Vessel that allows for an alternate route of blood flow in case main route is blocked/damaged
Anastomosis
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Large, short vessel that immediately branches
Trunks
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There are several superficial veins found in the body. What purpose might these serve?
Thermoregulation
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Primary venous drainage of thoracic organs
Azygos system
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What receives blood from the hemiazygous vein and the accessory hemiazygos vein before emptying into the superior vena cava?
Azygos vein
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What is an example of a venous anastomoses
Azygos vein
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What is the function of hepatic portal circulation?
To filter our nutrients from digested food and to carry them through our circulation
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Neutrophil differential count
60-70%
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Eosinophil differential count
2-4%
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Basophil differential count
less than 0.5%
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Lymphocyte differential count
25-33%
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Monocyte differential count
3-8%