Blood Vessels & Lymphatic System
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| The structures that carry blood from the heart to the organs of the body and then back to the heart again are called (MADE OF ENDOTHELIUM ) | Blood Vessels
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| The space within the blood vessels is called its | Lumen
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| Vessels with thin walls are | Veins
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| Vessels with thick walls | Arteries
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| 5 types of vessels are | 1. Arteries
2. Arterioles
3. Capillaries
4. Venules
5. Veins
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| Vessel that carries blood AWAY from the heart (regardless of weather it carries oxygenated blood or deoxygenated blood) | Arteries
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| Artery walls are composed of _______ muscle and ______ fibers that allow for ________ of vessels and the carrying of a _____. | Smooth, elastic , extension, pulse
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| small arteries that arise via branching of large arteries | Arterioles
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| _____ ____ and ____ ____ are also in the walls of arterioles. Arterioles branch to form _____ | smooth muscles, elastic fibers , capillaries
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| The connections between arterioles and venules. | capillaries ( bed)
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| It is at the capillary level where _____ and _____ pass from the blood into the ______ and where carbon dioxide and _____ materials pass from the tissues into the _____. | oxygen, nutrients , tissues , waste , blood
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| small veins formed by the junction of a number of capillaries. | venules
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| a vessel formed by the junction of a number of venules. | vein
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| Veins are said to be formed by _____ and carry blood back to the _____. | tributaries, heart
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| In certain veins that carry blood against gravity contain ______ that allow for the flow of blood only in __ direction , towards the heart. | Valves(cusps) , one.
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| Blood moves past the valves via ______ of surrounding muscles | contraction
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| Flow of blood ? Away from heart---to the heart | Artery-->Arterioles--> Capilaries--> Venules--> Veins
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| Fluid filtered out of the blood______ each day exceeds that reabsorbed . this excess fluid is returned to the blood via ________. | capillaries, Lymphocytes
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| The capillaries that pick up this _______ fluid are called _______ Capillaries, and they differ from blood capillaries in that they are ___________ tubes that begin____. | Excess, Lymphatic , endothelial , BLINDLY
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| Lymphatic capillaries open at both ends or not ? | Not
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| Lymphatic Capillaries will conduct the excess fluid called ____ towards ____ | Lymph, Veins
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| As the lymph move towards the vein a number of them will joint to form and ________ Lymphatic vessel | Afferent
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| Lymphatic vessels consist of _______ layers that comprise blood vessels. | similar
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| Lymphatic vessels contain folds termed _____, that allow for flow of ___ in one direction, towards ____ | valves, lymph, veins
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| there is ___ % blood capillaries | 90%
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| there is ___ % lymphatic capillaries | 10 %
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| Afferent lymphatic vessels convey lymph to _____ _____ , which function to filtering lymph | Lymph Nodes
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| each lymph node has a _____ and a ____, through which lymph will filter | Cortex, Medulla
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| Leaving the lymph node will be several _______ lymphatic vessels that also contain ____ . | Efferent, valves
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| Efferent lymphatic vessels will pass the lymph to the ____ system | venous
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| 2 IMPORTANT LYMPHATIC DUCTS are | Right Lymphatic duct , Thoracic Duct
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| this duct drains the right half of head, neck, chest, and right upper limb. | Right Lymphatic duct
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| the duct that drains the rest of the body | Thoracic Duct
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| Deep Lymphatic vessels ? (4) | Deep cervical nodes , Right Lymphatic duct , Cisterna Chyli, Deep Inguinal nodes
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| Superficial Lymphatic vessels | Superficial cervical nodes, Axillary nodes, Thoracic Duct
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| Lymph nodes are present in what regions ? | Neck, Axilla, Inguinal region (groin)
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