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An in-depth exploration of the cardiovascular system, focusing on the anatomy and functions of the heart, blood flow, vessels, and capillaries. Key concepts include the structure and functions of the heart chambers, valves, and the role of the heartbeat in pumping blood. The document also covers the importance of blood pressure, the role of the lymphatic system, and common cardiovascular diseases such as hypertension, atherosclerosis, stroke, and heart attack.
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Large Muscular organ with mostly cardiac tissue the MYOCARDIUM 2 Slides : tight&left separated by SEPTUM PEREICARDIUM SAC 2 Valve sets: SEMILUNAR & ATRIOVRNTICULAR 4 Chambers: 2ATRIA & 2 VENTRICLES TERM 2
DEFINITION 2 Inferior &Superior Vena Cava (1) Dumps Blood into Right Right Ventricle(3) (Plumery Trunk) to 2 PLUMONARY ARTERIES(4) Leads to the lungs(5) blood becomes Oxygenated PULMONARY VEINS (6) Blood from the lungs back to left atrium(7) Left ventricle(8) Large&Muscular to pump blood into the orta(9)&the rest of the Body(10) Pumps back to each Vena Cava(10) TERM 3
DEFINITION 3 VENULES: Small & receive blood from the capillaries VENULE & VEIN WALLS Have 3 Layers Thin Inner EPITHELIUM Less Amount of Smooth Muscle Layer Outer Connective Tissue VENIS Carry Blood Towards the Heart VENIS Carry Blood Against Gravity Have Valves & Keep Blood Flowing Towards the Heart TERM 4
DEFINITION 4 MICROSCOPIC VESSELS between arterioles & Venules One Layer OF EPITHELIAL TISSUE Beds of Vessels Exchange Body Cells=(CAPILLARY BEDS) Large Surface Area TERM 5
DEFINITION 5 HEART-ARTERIES-ARTERIOLES-CAPILLARIES-VENULES- VENIS-BACK TO THE HEART....
ARTERIES: Carry Blood Away From the Heart 3 Layers Thin Inner Epithelium(One of Four Main Tiss. Types) Thick SMOOTH LAYER(Main Tiss. Type) Outer Connective Tissue(Another Main Tiss. Type) ARTERIOLES: Small Arteries that Regulate Blood Pressure TERM 7
DEFINITION 7 Transport Blood Generate Blood Pressure Regulate Blood Flow as Needed Exchange of Nutrients & Waste and the Capillaries TERM 8
DEFINITION 8 Brings Neutrons to Cells and gets rid of wastes. Includes Heart & Blood Vessels. Blood is Refreshed into the Kidneys, lungs, liver and intestine. LYMPHATIC VESSELS: Collect excess fluid surrounding tissues& returning it to the system. TERM 9
DEFINITION 9 During SYSTOLE: ATRIA contrast Together Followed by the Ventricles Contracting Together. Followed by DIASTOLE, a rest Phase, once the chamber relaxes. TERM 10
DEFINITION 10 Arteries are more muscular than veins to withstand higher pressure exerted on them. Left Ventricle More muscular than Right Ventricle Because It has to pump blood to the whole body. Veins have a thinner wall & a larger center to contain blood.
PULMONARY CIRCUIT: Right side of the heart brings blood from the body to the heart & the lungs. SYSTEMIC CIRCUIT: Left side of the heart that brings blood to the entire boy to deliver nutrients & rid it of wastes. TERM 17
DEFINITION 17 Small coronary arteries that supply the heart. They are separate from the systemic & pulmonary pathways of the body. TERM 18
DEFINITION 18 Lymphatic Capillary beds lie alongside capillary beds. Lymphatic Capillaries Take up excess fluid and become LYMPH. Lymph returns to the Cardiovascular Veins in the chest. Precapillary Sphincters shut down Blood Capillaries & blood flows through the shunt. TERM 19
DEFINITION 19 The most common cause of death in the Western World. TERM 20
DEFINITION 20 STOKE ATHEROSCLEROSIS HYPERTENSION/HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE HEART ATTACK ANEURYSM
High Blood Pressure results when Blood Moves through Vessels and happens at a high rate than normal often due to plaque. Silent killer because of few symptoms Leeds to heart attack, stoke, or Kidney failure TERM 22
DEFINITION 22 Build up of PLAQUE in Blood Vessels. Plaque that's stationary & is called THROMBUS & an EMBOLUS when detaching & moves to distant sites Associated with Stoke, Heart Attack, & Aneurysm TERM 23
DEFINITION 23 Occurs when a Cranial Artery is Blocked or Burst. Part of the Brain Dies because of lack of Oxygen SYMPTOMS Face or Hand Numbness Difficulty Speaking Inability to see in one eye TERM 24
DEFINITION 24 Part of the Heart Dies Due to Lack of Oxygen Beings with ANGINA PECTORIS: Pain that can radiant down the left arm due to Blockage of a Coronary Artery TERM 25
DEFINITION 25 ATHEROSCLEROSIS & HYPERTENSION: Can weaken a Vessel & Cause Ballooning. Ballooning of a Blood Vessel Commonly Affected: Abdominal Artery or Arteries Leading to the Brain