Systemic Circulation Flashcards

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Parasympathetic to SA node

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Release ACh to decrease blood flow

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2
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Sympathetic to SA node

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Release NE to increase blood flow

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3
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Parasympathetic nerve to SA

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Vagus Nerve

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4
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Sympathetic nerve to SA

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Cervical and upper thoracic chain ganglion

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5
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Blood supply to upper limb

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subclavian artery

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6
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point of Subclavian to Axillary artery

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First rib

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7
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point of Axillary to Brachial artery

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Teres Major

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8
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Brachiocephalic artery branches to

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Right common carotid artery

Right subclavian artery

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9
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Common carotid artery branch to

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Internal and External carotid arteries

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10
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Internal Carotid artery

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travel up carotid canal and make circle of Willis

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11
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External Carotid artery

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travel superficailly for face

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12
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Carotid Sinus checks

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BP

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13
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Carotid Body checks

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O2

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14
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Carotid Body innervated by

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Glossopharyngeal nerve

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15
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Circle of Willis location

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Surround pituitary gland

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16
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cirlce of Willis anastamoses of

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Interal carotid artery, Vetebral arteries(2) -> Basilar artery

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17
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Internal carotid artery branches

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anterior cerebral artery
anterior communicating artery
posterior communicating artery

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18
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Posterior carotid artery branch from

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Basilar artery

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19
Q

Stroke

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Focal neurological deficit due to lack of blood supply

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20
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Aneurysm

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Abnormal widening of artery
comes with thunderclap headache when rupture
Blood will fill subarachnoid space

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21
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Causes of aneurysms

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congential
high blood pressure
high cholestrol

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22
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Ischemia

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lack of oxygen

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23
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External carotid artery branches

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3 anterior branches
superior thyroidal
lingual
facial

2 posterior branches
occipital
region of posterior auricular

2 terminal branches
superficial temporal
maxillary

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24
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superior thyroidal artery

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goes to thyroid gland

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Lingual artery
tongue
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Facial artery
travel over mandible (superficial)
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Occipital artery
occipial region of scalp
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Region of Posterior auricular artery
behind ear & scalp
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superficial temporal artery
temporal region, in front of external ear
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Maxillary artery
deep in maxilla and mandible
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Subclavian artery give off 4 branches
Vertebral, Internal thoracic , thyrocervical trunk, costcocervical trunk
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Vertebral artery
Circle of Willis, travel up transverce foramina enters skull through foramen magnum Right and left join to form basillar artery
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Interal thoracic
either side of sternum on the inside of thoracic cage Form intercostal arteries Supply intercostal muscles, mediastinum, diaphragm
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Thyrocervical
gives off inferior thyroid artery | branches to neck/shoulder scapular muscles
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Costcocervical
gives rise to superior intercostal arteries | First 2 intercostal spaces
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Axillary artery branches to 6
``` Superior thoracic thoracoacromial lateral thoracic subscapular posterior humeral circumflex anterior humeral circumflex (anatasmose) ```
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3 regions of Axillary artery
``` before pectoralis - superior thoracic under pectoralis - lateral thoracic - thoracoacromial after pectoralis - subscapular - anterior humeral complex - posterior humeral complex ```
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Brachial artery location
start at teres major | end at cubital fossa of elbow
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Brachial artery branches to
Radial artery | Ulnar artery
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Brachial artery supply
Anterior muscles of arm
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Profunda brachii artery
branch from brachial artery and travels behind humerus to supply posterior compartment
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Purpose of collateral arteries around elbow
blood supply bloked when flexing
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Radial artery supply
anterior compartment of forearm | travel to anatomical snuff box
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Deep palmar arch from
radial artery
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Ulnar artery give rise to
superficial palmar arch | common interosseous artery
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common interosseous artery branches to
anterior and posterior branch | posterior branch supply posterior forearm
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anterior intercostal arteries anastomoses with
posterior intercostal arteries
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Descending aorta branches through thorax and gives rise to
``` Bronchial branches Esophgeal branches Posterior intercostal ateries (9) Pericardial branches Superior phrenic branches Subcostal artery ```
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Thoracic aorta travel down through ___ into abdomen
diaphragm of T12
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Hiatis for inferior VC
T8
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Hiatis for esophagus
T10
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Aortic Hiatis
T12
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Abdominal aorta 3 single branches
Celiac Trunk Superior Mesenteric Artery Inferior Mesenteric Artery
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Celiac trunk
1cm long | branches to feed digestive organs
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Superior Mesenteric artery
supply small intestine and some large intestine
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Inferior Mesenteric artery
supply large intestine
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Abdominal aorta paired branches
Renal arteries Suprarenal arteries Gonadal arteries
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Lumbar arteries
before abdominal aorta bifurcates | gives off 3 or 4 lumbar arteries for vertebral column
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Abdominal aorta bifurcates to ____
right and left common iliac arteries | Also small median sacral artery
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Iliac arteries branch to
Internal iliac arteries | External iliac arteries - supply lower limb
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External iliac artery branches to
Femoral artery
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Femoral artery supplies
anterior thigh
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Femoral artery travels through _________ of ____ and travels back to the knee and changes name to ____
adductor hiatus, adductor magnus muscle, popliteal artery
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popliteal artery branches to
anterior tibial artery - anterior supply posterior tibial artery - posterior supply fibular artery - lateral supply
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Obturator artery from
internal iliac artery
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Obturator artery supply
medial compartment of thigh
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Pulse points 9
``` Temporal artery Facial artery Common carotid artery Brachial artery Radial artery Femoral artery Popliteal artery Posterior tibial artery Dorsalis Pedis artery ```