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32 Cards in this Set

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thick walled arteries closest to heart
elastic arteries
deliver blood from elastic arteries and distributes it to specific tissues
muscular artieries
tiny system of blood vessels that nurish the tunica externa
vaso vasorum
kinetic energy in blood from left ventricle expeling blood into the aorta
systolic pressure
pressure of bloood propeling through the tissues
mean arterial pressure
nuerons in medulla controlling diameter of blood vessels
vasomotor center
innervate smooth muscle of blood vessels
vasomotor fiber
spots on body to stop flow of blood to distal tissues during hemmorage; places where pulse can be felt
pressure points
temporary low blood pressure from sitting to standing
orthostatic hypotension
low blood pressure from diet
chronic hypotension
important sign of circulatory shock
acute hypotension
leaky flat shaped capillaries in special needs areas like brain or heart
sinusoids
smooth muscle valve regulating blood flow through capillaries
precapillary sphincter
where vessels meet to take blood to different areas of body
vascular anastmoses
blood flow through tissues to do gas and nutrient exchanges
tissue perfusion
congested blood flow causing inflammation
hyperima
occours when mean arteial pressure is below 60; fainting
synscope
amount of pressure from blood flow exerted at capillary walls
capillary hydrostatic pressure
pressure measured from interstitial fluid pushing in or onto capillaries
interstitial fluid hydrostatic pressure
pressure of plasma proteins flowing into capillaries through osmosis
capillary osmotic pressure
osmotic pressure of plasma protiens flowing out of capillaries into interstitial fluid
interstital fluid osmotic pressure
pressure measured from all forces pushing on capillary bed
net filtration pressure
circulatory shock caused by inadequately filled blood vesels; occours from large scale blood loss
hypovolemic shock
failure of autonomic nervous system caused by body wide vasodialation
neurogenic shock
severe systemic bacterial infection
septic shock
heart is so inefficent it cannot pump blood
cardiogenic shock
nutrient rich blood from digestive system to liver
hepatic portal circulation
infusion of dye into blood vessels to preform diagnostic testing
angiogram
inflammation of vein caused by trauma or bacterial infection
phlebitis
drainage system that collects excess protien interstitial fluid
lymphatic vessels
drains lymph from right side of body
right lymphatic duct
recieves lymph from rest of body
thoracic duct