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Vascular system
Question | Answer |
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_______ have open circ system which means | Arthropods; blood is in direct contact with with body tissue |
annelids have ________ circ system and lack _____ cells | closed; red blood cells |
blood is separated into | plasma and formed elements: rbc wbc and platelets |
____ is plasma except for the absence of the clotting protein fibrinogen | Serum |
_______ forms the framework of a blood clot | fibrin |
_______ the production of blood | hemopoeisis |
significance for RBC lacking mitochondria | - performs anaerobic ferm to prod atp -therefore wont consume the oxygen |
oxygen binds to _______ grp while CO2 bind to the | heme grp; globin moeity |
_____ erythrocyte production | erythropoeisis |
________ stimulates the synthesis of hemoglobibn | erythropoeitin |
_______ the stage when the nucleus is expelled | Reticulocyte |
at this stage _______ leave bone marrow and enter circ blood | reticulocyte |
______ graveyard for rbc | the spleen |
hemolysis | rupture of rbc to release Hb and plasma membrane |
describe hb disposal | macrophages separate heme from globin - heme is further broken down - globin hydolyzed to amino acid 4 protein synthesis |
the fate of heme | - Fe is removed and taken up by the blood - the rest of heme is converted to biliverdin by macrophage |
_____ anemia caused from bleeding | hemorrhagic |
______ anemia caused from RBC destruction | hemolytic |
_______ anemia caused by a deficiency of vit B12 | Pernicious |
_______ on cell surfaces that distinguish self from foreign matters | antigen |
________ mark antigens for destruction | antibodies |
ABO blood type determined by | the presence or absence of antigen A or B |
universal recipient | AB lacks antibodies A and anti B has both antigens |
universal donor | O lacks antigens, but has antibodies for A and B |
most abundant wbc | neutrophil |
agranulocytes | lymphocytes and Monocytes cuz they lack cytoplasmic granules |
rarest wbc | basophils |
largest wbc | monocytes |
2nd most abundant wbc | lymphocyte |
immediate protection against blood loss | vascular spasm- constriction of blood vessels |
2nd response against blood loss | platelet plug- |
last defense against bleeding | coagulation/ blood clotting |
_____ release clotting factor thromboplastin | platelets and damaged tissue |
thromboplastin with the aid of _______ and ______ convert prothrombin to ________ | Calcium; vitr K; thrombin |
thrombin converts ________ to fibrin | fibrinogen |
_______ forms the clot | fibrin |
pulmonary circuit | right side; carries deoxygenated blood to lungs |
systemic circuit | left side; carries oxygenated blood to body |
oxygen poor blood pumps into pulmonary trunk that divides into _____ and ______ | right and left pulmonary arteries |
oxygenated blood is pumped into the ______ | aorta |
the heart wall has 3 layers | epicardium -surface, has adipose myocardium- middle cardiac muscle, endocardium- covers valves |
purpose of valves | to allow one way flow |
right atriventricular valve aka | tricuspid |
left atrioventricular valve aka | bicuspid/ mitral |
pulmonary and aortic valves aka | semilunar valves, both have 3 cusps |
______ controls the opening and closing of valves | pressure gradients of blood flow |
blood flow schematic | -blood enters Right atrium from sup +inf vena cava - flows into ventricle via tricuspid -ventricle to pulmo trunk vi pulm sem valve -pulm vein to left atrium left atri to ventric via mitral val -ventricle to aorta to body |
wats the avg heart rate in a resting adult | 75b/min |
Sino atrial node is located | right atrium |
_____ is the pacemaker, initiates each heart beat and the heart rate | Sinoatrial node |
_______ node is located near the AV valve | atriventricular valve |
role of AV node | electrical gateway to ventricles |
________ distribute the electrical excitation to ventricles | Purkinje fibers |
bundle of his aka | atrioventricular bundle |
how does SA node spontaneously fire | doesnt have a stable membrane potential and during deplarization it doesnt compensate for the outflow of K |
SAN stimulates ________ to contract simultaneously | the 2 atria |
the slow signal from AV node allows | the ventricles to fill before contraction |
the fast conduction from AV bundle to purkinje fibers allows | ventricles to contract in unison |
significance of the hearts long absolute refractory period | prevents tetanus that would stop pumping action of heart |
P wave | signal from SAN to depolarize the atria |
PQ | atrial systole begins |
QRS | signal of AV node spreads thru ventricles - atrial repolarization/ diastole |
ventricular systole on EKG | after QRS during ST |
T wave | ventricular repolarization before diastole |
QR | ventricular depolarization begins at apex |
lub sound | closure of AV valves - ventricular systole (ST) |
dub sound | closure of semilunar valves - right before ventricular diastole T wave |
arteries carry ___ blood _____ heart except ___ that transport ______ | oxygenated; away; pulmonary; deoxygenated |
veins carry ____ blood ____ heart excepy _____ that transport ______ | deoxygenated; to ; pulmonary; oxygenated |
arteries have ____ walls to resist high blood Pa | thick/ muscular |
blood flow in veins depend on | compression of skeletal muscles |
veins have _____ and ____ because it has low Pa and | thin walls and valves |
capillaries comprise ______ | a single endothelium cell |
capillary circ route | heart>arteries>arterioles> capillaries>venules> vein> heart |
_______ secretes prothrombin | liver |
______ and _______ secrete erythropoietin | liver and kidney |