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Cardiovascular Ch 21

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capillaries   show
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continuous capillaries   show
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show porous and endothelial cells have fenestrae; highly permeable;  
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show large diameter w/large fenestrae & less basement membrane, allow large molecules to pass (endocrine glands)  
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show larger diameter sinusoidals; (liver, bone marrow)  
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show blood flows from arterioles thru meatarterioles then thru cap. network; sphincters and smooth muslce regulate flow  
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show conductors; largest diameter; high pressure that fluctuates between systolic and distolic  
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show smooth muscle regulates blood flow by constricting or dialating; most smaller unnamed arteries  
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arterioles   show
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venules   show
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show go between small and large veins  
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show thin tunica intima  
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tunica intima   show
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show smooth muscle cells around blood vessel; vasoconstriction and dilation  
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tunica externa   show
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show formed by overlapping flaps in intima; any vein over 2mm has them; more found in veins of lower extremities  
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show unmyelinated sympathetic nerve fibers form plexi in tunica adventia :vasoconstriction; parasympathetic inervate penis and clitoris  
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show degeneratiopnal changes in arteries making them less elastic  
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show plaque deposited in walls  
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show from R ventricle to pulmonary trunk->divides into pulmonary arteries; 2 pulm arteries exit each lung and enter L atrium  
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systemic circulation   show
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show streamline, interior of blood vessel is smooth and equal diameter; outer layer moves slowest and inner fastest  
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show interrupted, flow rate exceeds critical velocity; fluid passes a constriction, sharp turn; contributes to heart sounds  
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show measure of force exerted by blood against the wall; moves blood thru vessels; measure by listening to korotkoff sounds: turbulent flow in arteries as pressure is released from blood pressure cuff  
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flow formula   show
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show flow decreases when resistance increases  
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show size of blood vessel diameter  
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show resistance of liquid to flow; as viscocity increases pressure required to flow increases; infuenced by hemocrit( % of RBCs making up blood volume); dehydration or too many RBCs can increase velocity  
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show viscocity, resistance, pressure, length of vessel  
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show force responsible for moving fluids across capillary walls; effected by hydrostatic and osmostatic pressure (net hydro-net osmo) (pressure in and out).  
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show blood pressure-interstisial fluid pressure(bp-ifp)  
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net osmotic pressue   show
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show continual state of partial contraction of veins due to sympathetic stimulation  
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effect of gravity on BP   show
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local control of blood flow   show
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nervous regulation of blood flow   show
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show change peripheral distance, heart rate, and stroke volume in response to changes in blood pressure  
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show sensory receptors senstivie to o2, co2 and ph levels of blood  
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CNS ischemic response   show
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renin-angiotesin-aldersteron mechanism   show
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vasopressin (adh) mechanism   show
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atrial natriueretic hormone   show
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fluid shift   show
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