Seminar 24: Animal circulation Flashcards

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what are the 3 func of the animal circulatory system?

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  1. Transport of substances (O2, CO2, waste, signalling molecules, nutrients)
  2. Thermal regulation
  3. Transmission of force
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what are the COMPONENTS REQ IN THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM OF ANIMALS? (4)

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  1. muscular pump
  2. Specialised gas exchange organ (large animals)
  3. Circulating fluid
  4. System of tubular vessels that form a circuit
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func of muscular pump in circulatory system

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provides the force to drive the flow of circulating fluid that moves through a system of open ended or closed tubular veins

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func of specialised gas exchange organ in circulatory system

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to meet demands of O2 in & CO2 out

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func of circulatory fluid in circulatory system

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carry the substances to be transported

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func of system of tubular vessels that form a circuit in circulatory system

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for fluid to circulate

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how is diffusion distance minimised in by the circulatory system? (2)

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  • highly branched
  • Achieved by having smaller & finer vessels so that its close enough to ALL cells in the animal body
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desc an open circulatory system (2)

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  • circulating fluid empties out into the body cavity, passes through tissues b/w cells before flowing back to the heart or vessel
  • Fluid in circulatory = fluid in body cavity “Hemolymph”
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desc closed circulatory system (3)

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  • fluid is contained w/in network of vessels
  • Fluid is separate from interstitial fluid
  • Fluid = “blood plasma”
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desc the diff b/w open & closed circulatory systems (4)

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CLOSED:
- Fluid can flow more rapidly
- allows for faster metabolism as greater diffusion gradients can be maintained
- Control of flow, direct flow to where it is needed
- Specialised content, retain cells/large molecules

OPP FOR OPEN SYSTEM

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what are the 3 circuits of the mammalian heart?

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  1. coronary
  2. pulmonary
  3. systemic
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coronary provides blood to the ___

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HEART

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pulmonary provides blood to the ____

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LUNGS

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desc the pulmonary circuit

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Enters right atrium > ventricle > pulmonary artery via pulmonary circuit > lungs

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systemic provides blood to the ____ ____

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ENTIRE BODY

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desc systemic circuit

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Left atrium (via pulmonary vein) > ventricle > aorta > entire body

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func of arteries

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take blood from heart > rest of body

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desc struc of arteries (2)

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  • thick
  • more elastic walls to handle high bp
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arterioles are …

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a branch of artery that leads to capillaries

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func of arterioles (2)

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  • regulate bp & blood flow
  • control how much blood enters capillaries
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capillaries go ___ into muscles

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func of capillaries (2)

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  • provide all cells in body w/ O2 & nutrients
  • remove waste prod
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venules receive blood from ____ & transport it to the ___

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CAPILLARIES, VEINS

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func of venules (2)

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  • regulate blood flow by contracting & expanding
  • this influences rate of flow back to heart
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veins return blood to the ___
HEART
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struc of veins
thinner walls & valves
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the cardiac cycle is made of (2)
CONTRACTION (SYSTOLE) & RELAXATION (DIASTOLE)
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what are systoles caused by?
electrical signal sent from sinoatrial node (near right atrial wall)
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systoles causes ...
both atria to simultaneously contract & push blood into the ventricles
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what are DIASTOLES caused by? (4)
- when the pulse reaches atrioventricular node (b/w right atrium & ventricle) - then spreads > bundle of His > walls of ventricles' Purkinje fibres - induces ventricular contraction, pumping blood out of heart & > pulmonary artery & aorta - atria now in DIASTOLE, cont to be filled w/ blood
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relaxation of the ventricle causes blood to pour ___ into the ____ which ...
DOWN into the VENTRICLE, which CONTINUES THE CYCLE
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FEATURES OF LUNGS THAT MAXIMISE RESPIRATORY GAS EXCHANGE B/W ALVEOLI & CAPILLARIES: (2)
1. Highly branched: increases SA 2. Flat & thin cells lining alveoli walls & endothelial cells : decreases diffusion distance
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STARLINGS force's states that...
H2O movement across capillaries is a result of 2 opposing forces
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what are the 2 opposing forces of Starlings forces ?
1. Blood osmotic pressure 2. Blood hydrostatic pressure
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overall, ___ _____ controls movement of fluid from capillaries > interstitial fluid
H2O POTENTIAL
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what generates BLOOD OSMOTIC PRESSURE?
large proteins present in the blood plasma that can't leave capillaries due to their large size (osmotic pressure remains quite stable along the length of the capillaries)
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blood hydrostatic pressure ___ along the length of the ____
VARIES, CAPILLARIES
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Blood hydrostatic pressure is important for the ...
MOVEMENT OF FLUIDS IN & OUT OF CAPILLARIES
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HOW DOES EFFICIENT EXCHANGE OF SUBSTANCES OCCUR B/W CAPILLARY & INTERSTITIAL FLUID? (5)
- Capillaries v close to most cells of the body, allowing efficient exchange of substances - Thin capillary walls allows efficient exchange - Single layer of endothelial cells, permeable to H2O & many other solutes (NOT large molecules) - Movement through capillaries relatively slow : gives time for efficient exchange - Occurs due to steep conc gradients