1functions of blood
transportation
regulation
protection
2what does blood transport
oxygen
carbon dioxide
nutrients
waste
hormones
3what does blood regulate
body temperature by carrying heat
pH
fluid balance throughout the body
4how does blood protect
white blood cells and antibodies in the blood protect against infection
5the heart is a pump at the center of 2 intertwining circulatory systems:
pulmonary circulation
systemic circulation
6pulmonary circulation
delivers blood to the lungs where it gets oxygenated
7systemic circulation
brings blood to all the tissues in the body, thus bringing oxygen to all the cells of the body and removing carbon dioxide
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18position of the heart
thoracic cavity
left of midline
posterior to sternum
20inferior pointed end of the heart is called
apex
21posterior superior region of heart is flat and called
base
22heart is contained within a fibrous sac called the
pericardium
23functions of pericardium
restricts heart's movement within thorax
prevents overflow
24pericardium is attached
superiorly to the large vessels exiting the heart
inferiorly to the diaphragm
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32each atrium has an anterior flap-like extension called an _____ that
auricle
expands their volume
33the external surface of the heart has several
large grooves (sulci)
34________ ______ rest in the sulci
coronary vessels
35the coronary sulcus -
separates the atria from the ventricles
36the interventricular sulci -
separate the ventricles from each other (posterior and anterior)
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42blood is received from the ______ _______ circulation by the ______ _______
venous systemic
right atrium
433 vessels empty into the right atria:
superior vena cava
inferior vena cava
coronary sinus
44the intratrial septum is
the thin wall between the atria
has a depression called fossa ovalis
45fossa ovalis
hole from the fetal period that closed in the atria
46blood leaves the right atria through _____ _____
atrioventricular (AV) opening when the AV valve opens
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54the right ventricle recieves blood from
the right atrium
55the AV valve is anchored to the ventricle walls by
fibrous cords called chordae tendinae
56chordae tendinae serve to
keep the av valve from flipping backwards when the ventricle opens
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61when the right ventricle contracts, it forces the blood upwards through the ______ _________ ______ into the ____________ _____
pulmonary semilunar valve
pulmonary trunk
62the pulmonary trunk splits into ________ ______ that
pulmonary arteries
bring deoxygenated blood to the lungs for gas exchange
63the pulmonary veins carry oxygenated blood into
the left atrium
64the left atrium also has an
auricle
65the blood flows anterio-inferiorly from the left atrium to the ventricle through the
atrioventricular when the AV valve opens
66The AV valve on the left is sometimes called the
bicuspid or mitral valve
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70the left ventricular wall is ____ than the right
thicker
71when the left ventricle contracts, it forces blood through the
aortic semilunar valve into the aorta
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78the left and right coronary arteries exit the aorta and feed
the cardiac muscle
79coronary arteries branch into
progressively smaller blood vessels
80the venous return for the heart occurs through the
cardiac veins
81cardiac veins merge into the
coronary sinus
82blood flows in the coronary vessels during the periods
between heart contractions
83blood flow to the heart is impaired when the heart beats
excessively
tachycardia
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99three main types of blood vessels
arteries
capillaries
veins
100progression of blood vessels away from the heart
elastic arteries
muscular arteries
arterioles
capillaries
101elastic capillaries
due to fluctuations in pressure between heart contractions and rest, these arteries have an extremely high proportion of elastin in their walls
102muscular arteries
increased proportion of muscle for vasodilation and constriction
103arterioles and capillaries
vessels continue to branch, increasing surface area covered while each individual vessel decreases in diameter
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123progression of blood vesse;s toward the heart
venules -> veins
vessels merge together, decreasing surface area covered and increasing in diameter
no significant changes to structure of vessel walls
124precapillary sphincter-ring of muscle that
controls bloodflow
125sphincter opens when the tissue is ______ and close when _____
low in O2
sufficient O2
5-10 minute cycles
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133portal systems
capillary beds connected without blood returning to the heart
134anastomoses
many parts of the body receive blood from branches of more than 1 artery
places where these branches connect are called anastomoses
135veins drain ______ and return
venules
deoxygenated blood to the heart
136compared to arteries, vein walls are ____ and lumens are ______
thinner, and lumens are larger
137blood pressure in veins is greatly ____ so there is ____ blood in veins than arteries
reduced
more (travels slower)
138blood pressure in veins is too low to
overcome gravity
1392 adaptations for veins
valves
muscle pumps
140valves in veins
prevent backflow down the vein
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147the coronary arteries branch immediately after the
SL valve
148the aorta curves and becomes the
aortic arch
149the aortic arch turns downward and is called the
descending aorta
150the descending aorta continues and becomes
the descending abdominal aorta
151oxygenated blood leaving the left ventricle needs to go
up to the head
down to the abdomen and beyond
out to the arms
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157carotid arteries bring blood
up to the brain and face
158subclavian arteries pass under the _____ and bring blood
the clavicle and bring blood toward the arm
159a short primary vessel before it divides into two is called a
trunk
160leftmost branch (rightmost anatomically) off the aorta is called
brachiocephalic trunk
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165external carotid serves the
muscles and skin of the face
166internal carotid serves
the brain
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176R internal jugular and subclavian veins merge to become
R brachiocephalic vein
177L internal jugular and subclavian veins merge to become
L brachiocephalic vein
178external jugular vein drains the
face and muscles
179blood from the brain descends in the
internal jugular vein
180independently the external and internal jugular veins join the _____ vein which joins the
subclavian
superior vena cava
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184thoracic aorta becomes the
abdominal aorta
185branches off the subclavian artery supply the
head and inferior neck
186as subclavian arteries approach the axilla, the artery is now called the
axillary artery
187as axillary reaches the arm, its is called the
brachial artery
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191as the thoracic aorta descends through the thorax, the aorta divides into
visceral and parietal branches
192visceral branches of the thoracic aorta serve
thoracic organs
193parietal branches of the thoracic aoirta serve the
body wall
194the thoracic aorta becomes the abdominal aorta as it passes through the
hiatus of the diaphragm
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