Unit 9- Blood Vessels Flashcards

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Which arteries go to the intestine and branch into capillaries that can be identified as villi?

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Mesenteric artery’s

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Coronary arteries; Why doesn’t the heart not receive its nutrients from the blood that travels through it?

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The muscle is too dense and thick and the blood is travelling through it too hard and fast

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Mesenteric artery‘s branch off from the aorta as it travels _________. There is no corresponding _____________________

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Travels posteriorly, no corresponding mesenteric vein

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Renal Arteries and veins function

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The arteries take blood away from the kidneys while the Renal veins take blood away from the kidneys and back to the posterior Vena cava

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Jugular vein function

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Conduct blood out of the head to the Superior Vena Cava

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Why are the carotid artery‘s highly specialized?

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They contain a number of different types of nerve endings that detect oxygen content and pressure receptors that detect blood pressure changes

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Role of sphincter muscles

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When triggered they can dilate or constrict to regulate blood pressure

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Hepatic vein

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Once the liver has done its thing to the blood the blood must return to the Venous system

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What are the types of blood vessels?

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Arteries
Veins
Capillaries

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Function of the anterior Vena cava

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Collects blood from the upper body

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If all capillary beds are open at one time, how would it affect the blood pressure?

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Decrease blood pressure

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Function of carotid artery‘s

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Maintains homeostasis

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Function of the posterior vena cava

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Collects blood from the lower body

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Arterioles Leading into a particular organ or region are often equipped with

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Sphincter muscles

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The vein that does not contain valves

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Jugular veins

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Nerve endings are also called

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Chemoreceptors

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Jugular veins blood flow

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Is through gravity

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Subclavian artery’s and veins also branch from the __________. Travels under the ____________

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Branch from the aorta. Travels under the clavicle

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Capillaries have __________________ that can _________ and ___________ the vessel

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Sphincter muscles, dialate, constrict

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What blood vessel has thick muscular, elastic wall

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Arteries

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The match for the carotid artery

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Jugular veins

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Only artery in the body that carries deoxygenated blood

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Pulmonary arteries

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What is the pulmonary circuit comprised of?

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The pulmonary trunk and arteries that deal strictly with the heart and the lungs

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Veins function

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Transports blood back to the heart

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Features of arterioles and venules
All the same features as arteries but on a smaller scale
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If all the capillary beds were closed, what would it do to the blood pressure?
Increase blood pressure
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Efferent arteriole
The outgoing arteriole
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The term afferent arteriole
The incoming arteriole
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Carotid arteries
These branches of the aortic arch take the blood to the head including the brain
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Location of arteries
Usually deep along bones
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Mesenteric arteries function
Feeding the organs of the digestive system and picks up newly digested nutrients in the body
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Aortic arch
The aorta leaves the left ventricle, loops over top of the heart creating this structure and descends along the inside of the backbone
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Function of the coronary arteries and veins
Feeds the heart muscle
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What is the anterior (superior) and posterior (inferior) vena cava?
Large vein that collects all the deoxygenated blood from the smaller veins to the heart (right atrium) the largest vein of the body
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Hepatic vein function
Carries blood from the liver to the posterior vena cava
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Only vein in the body that carries oxygenated blood
Pulmonary veins
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Iliac arteries and veins
When the dorsal aorta gets to the pelvic area it branches into two Iliac arteries, one goes down each leg
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Coronary arteries and veins are
Relatively small blood vessels that can be seen on the surface of the heart
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Function of both anterior and posterior Vena cava
Large vein that collects all the spent blood from the smaller veins to the heart
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Location of capillaries
Everywhere; within a few cells of each other
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Function of arteries
Transport blood away from the heart
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Subclavian artery‘s and veins function
Branch to feed the arms (brachial artery) veins collect blood from the arms
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The very first branches off the aorta
Coronary arteries
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Functions of the capillaries
Interconnect arteries to veins
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Iliac arteries and veins function
To supply the legs with oxygenated blood and return Deoxygenated blood to the posterior Vena cava
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Femoral artery
Another branch off the Iliac arteries that feeds the upper leg
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Which blood vessel contains a structure with very thin walls that are one cell thick
Capillaries
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The renal arteries branch of the dorsal aorta as it passes through the....
Lumbar region of the body
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Aorta function
Branches from this blood vessel feed the rest of the body
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Major blood vessels carry oxygenated blood out of the heart
aorta
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Veins structure
Thin walls; contain valves
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What is the location of veins?
Often on the surface surrounded by skeletal muscles
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Hepatic portal vein meaning
Hepatic means liver; portal indicates that there is a capillary bed on both end of it
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Hepatic portal vein function
Brings blood from digestive tract to liver