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1
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What is the structure of capiliaries?

A

Tunica intima

Simple squamos epithelium + Basement membrane

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What are analogous arteries, veins, lymphatic vessels, and nerves?

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vessels that are parallel and next to each other in the body.

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How do analogus arteries, veins, and lymphatic vessels flow?

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Arteries: Towards the organs (away from the heart)

Veins: towards the heart

Capiliaries: towards the heart (but not into it)

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4
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blood vessels are classified based on what?

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Tunica media

Number of smooth muscle layers

Number of elastic laminae

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5
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What is the identification of large elastic arteries?

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many fenestrated elastin lamellae

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What is the identification of medium muscular arteries?

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2 fenestrated elastin lamellae

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What is the identification of small muscular arteries?

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1 fenestrated elastin lamellae

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What are the types of tissues in tunica media

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Smooth muscle (circular) layers
Fenestrated (window) elastic laminae layers
Collagen fibers

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9
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What are the cells in the tunica intima?

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Cells: Endothelium and fibroblasts (bc the blood blasts it)

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What are the cells in tunica media?

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Smooth muscle cells

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What are the 2 functions of smooth muscles in tunica media

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  1. Push blood
  2. make collagen and elastin (bc there are no fibroblasts)
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12
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What are the tissues of the tunica externa of the blood vessels?

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Connective tissue (bc their function is to connect)

Fibroblast, collagen, and ground substance (like bondo to connect it all togther)

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13
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What are the cells of the tunica externa in blood vessels?

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Fibroblasts

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14
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What are the cells of the tunica intima in blood vessels?

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Fibroblasts and endothelium

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15
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What does the cross section of endothelium look like?

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round nuclei

Bc Endo

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16
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What is the identification of large/elastic/conducting under a microscope?

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Lots of fenestrated elastic lamina (makes sense bc it has to withstand the high pressure first)

Less smooth muscle

17
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What is the structure of large/conducting/elastic arteries?

A

Tunica Intima: Endothelium + Subendothelial CT + Bm

Tunica media:
70-40 Elastic lamina (black)
40- 30 smooth muscle fibers (red)

Tunica externa
fibroblasts + macrophage (bc it is close to the heart so has to protect it)

Collagen

neurovascular bundle:

vasa vasorum (arterioles-capillaries-venules )

nervi vasorum (sympathetic)