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ANATOMY EXAM 3 LECTURE 25: Cardiovascular II
ANATOMY EXAM 3 LECTURE 25: Cardiovascular II
Structures involved in the prenatal circulation:
1. ductus arteriosus
2. foramen ovale
3. ductus venosus
4. umbilical vein
5. umbilical artery
What does the ductus arteriosum become?
Ligamentum arteriosum
What does the foramen ovale become?
Fossa ovale (closed)
What does the ductus venosum become?
Ligamentum venosum
The umbilical vein becomes what?
Ligament teres (round) of the liver.
What's the composition of the basal lamina?
CT with high percentage of Type IV collagen.
What are the functions of the basal lamina?
1. attachment of endothelium to CT.
2. filtration
3. tissue scaffolding-- regeneration.
What are three types of capillaries?
1. continuous capillaries
2. fenestrated "
3. sinusoidal (leaky) "
Continuous capillaries
1. no pores
2. most common type
What's common about the fenestrated and sinusoidal capillaries?
Both have pores
Endothelium
The thin layer of cells that lines the interior surface of blood vessels.
Structure (histology) of arteries
From most inner to most outer:

1. endothelium
2. basal lamina
3. internal elastic lamina
(1-->3: tunica interna)
4. smooth muscle
5. external elastic lamina
(4-->5: tunica media)
6. adventitia
(6: adventitia)
Superior vena cava divides into:
Right brachiocephalic vein

Left brachiocephalic vein
Right brachiocephalic divides into:
Subclavian vein

Internal jugular vein
Left brachiocephalic vein
Only one branch off of it--> internal jugular vein.
Components of the aorta
1. ascending
2. arch
3. descending
Ascending aorta
2 coronary arteries

Middle mediastinum
Aortic arch
3 branches

Superior mediastinum
Descending aorta
Posterior intercostal

Posterior mediastinum
Subclavian artery
1. internal thoracic (descends)
2. thyrocervical trunk
a. inferior thyroid
3. vertebral
4. common carotid
Common carotid
1. internal carotid (lateral)
2. external carotid (medial)
Branches of the external carotid:
1. superior thyroid
2. lingual
3. facial
4. occipital
5. maxillary
6. becomes superficial temporal
Circle of Willis
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