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A&P2 Circulatory

Del-Tech Owens A&P2 Circulatory Practice

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Elastic arteries, muscular arteries, and arterioles all carry blood __ the heart. away from
Elastic arteries have more __ tissue than smooth muscle. elastic
Larger arteries that are close to the heart are made from __ arteries. elastic
Elastic arteries __ and spring back when blood is pumped into them. stretch
Elastic arteries prevent blood pressure from __ when the heart ventricles relax. falling
Muscular arteries have more __ __ than elastic tissue. smooth muscle
If vasoconstriction is caused by a contraction of smooth muscle in the blood vessels, then vasodilation must occur when the smooth muscles __. relax
Arterioles carry blood from muscular arteries to __. capillaries
Vessels that pass blood from arterioles to body tissues are called __. capillaries
Interior capillary walls have a lining called __. endothelium
The space inside a capillary is about the same diameter as that of a single __. erythrocyte
The lungs, liver, kidneys, and muscles all have __ capillaries that most other tissues. more
Precapiallary __ can be found at the origin of capillary branches to regulate blood flow. sphincters
The smallest veins in the body are called? venules
Venules are slightly larger than __, so they are a little bigger on the inside than a single red blood cell. capillaries
Small __ are slightly larger than venules. veins
The outer layer of a vein or artery is called the __. tunica adventitia
The smooth muscle layer of a vein or artery is called the __. tunica media
The inner, endothelial layer of a vein or artery is called the __. tunica intima
Veins greater than __mm have valves that prevent blood from flowing backwards. two
The valves in our veins are just two flaps in the tunica intima (innermost layer) that are shaped like the __ valves of the heart. semilunar
Having more valves in the veins that run through our __ extremities help combat the effects of gravity. lower
Blood pools above the valve in a vein cause a condition known as __. varicose veins
There are 2 pathways for blood to reach our heads. What are they? carotid arteries (internal and external); vertebral arteries
There are 2 pathways for blood to leave our heads. What are they? jugular veins (internal and external); subclavian veins
As blood leaves our heads via the subclavian veins, they drain into the __ veins that join to form the superior vena cava. brachiocephalic
Check out this link for more help with arteries. http://quizlet.com/6039733/major-blood-vessels-flash-cards/
What blood vessel carries oxygen-poor blood to the lungs? pulmonary arteries
What blood vessel brings oxygen-poor blood from the upper body to the right atrium? superior vena cava
What blood vessel brings oxygen-rich blood from the right lung to the left atrium? right pulmonary veins
What blood vessel brings oxygen-rich blood from the left lung to the left atrium? left pulmonary veins
What blood vessel brings oxygen-poor blood from the lower body to the right atrium? inferior vena cava
Blood that returns to the right side of the body is oxygen __. poor
Blood leaving the left side of the heart is oxygen __. rich
All arteries carry blood that is oxygen rich except the __ that carries blood to the lungs to become oxygenated. pulmonary artery
Arteries carry blood __ from the lungs. away
These return oxygen poor blood (after the blood has passed through the capillaries) to the heart. veins
These help keep blood from accumulating in the limbs and stretching the veins out of shape. valves
Sensory neurons located throughout the body detect blood pressure and send impulses to this in the brain stem. medulla oblongata
If fatty deposits called plaque build up on the walls of arteries, you have what condition? atherosclerosis
Circulation of blood from the heart to the lungs and back is called? pulmonary circulation
Circulation from heart to body and back is called? systemic circulation
Color of blood in arteries is usually __. bright red
Color of blood in veins is usually __. dark red
What blood vessel carries blood from the heart to the head and body through the left ventricle? aorta
Arterioles divide into __. capillaries
Venules combine to from __. veins
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