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The circulatory system is made up of the _______ system and the ________ system.
Cardivascular & Lymphatic
___________- blood, heart, and blood vessels
cardivascular system
_________- lymph, lymph nodes, and lymph vessels
lymphatic system
__________- muscular organ that pumps blood through intricate
The heart
___________-Tough, saclike membrane surround the heart
Pericardium
_________- Vertically divides the heart
Septum
_________- Upper chambers of the heart
atria
_________- Lower chambers of the heart
ventricles
________________- one way valve that separate the atria from the ventricles below them; flaps of tissues that open in one direction
Atrioventricular valves
The AV valve on the right side is the ____________________
tricuspid valve
The AV valve on the left side is the _______________ or ________________
mitral valve or bicuspid valve
________________________ – separate ventricles from large vessels on each side of the heart
Semilunar valves
the SL valve on the right side is the _______________
pulmonary valve
the SL valve on the left side is the _______
aortic valve
________________________- group of specialized heart-muscle cellslocated in the right atrium the spon taneously initiate their own electrical impulse and contract
Sinoatrial (SA) node
Sinoatrial (SA) node is usually called the ________ because it regulates the rate of contraction of the entire heart
pacemaker
_______________________- area of specialized tissues that relays the electrical impulse to muscle cells of the ventricles.
Atrioventricular (AV) node
the atrioventricular (AV) node is located in the __________ between the two atria
septum
___________- large, muscular vessels that carry blood away from the heart
Arteries
the 3 layers of the arteries:
1.
2.
3.
1. endothelial tissue (inner)
2. smooth muscle tissue (middle)
3. connective tissue (outer)
the _______ is the body's largest artery
aorta
the aorta carries ___________ blood to all parts of the body (except the lungs)
oxygenated
from the aorta, blood flows through a network of smaller arteries, which divide into even smaller vessels called __________
arterioles
____________- tiny vessels where diffusion of gases and nutrients take place also connects the arteries to veins
capillaries
________- large blood vessel that carries blood back to the heart
veins
_______- keep blood flowing in one direction
valves
how do the valves work
1. Skeletal muscle contraction squeezes blood through veins
2. when the muscle relaxes, valves close
the ________ is the body's largest vein
vena cava
the vena cava carries _____________ blood back to the heart
deoxygenated
capillaries merge to form bigger vessels called ___________, which unite to form a vein
venules
_____________- the force that blood exerts against the walls of a blood vessel
blood pressure
___________- the pressure when ventricles contract
(normal=____ mm of Hg)
systolic pressure
120
__________- the pressure when ventricles relax
(normal=____ mm Hg)
diastolic pressure
80
what is blood pressure layout
systolic/ diastolic
_______________________- blood pressure that is higher than normal, placing a strain on the walls of the arteries and increases the change that a vessel will burst
hypertension
when blood travels between the heart and the lungs
pulmonary circulation
when blood travels between the heart and all other body tissues except lungs
systemic circulation
when blood supplies to the heart itself
coronary circulation
_________________- a system which returns fluids that have collected in the tissues to the blood stream
the lymphatic system
excess fluid is know as ___________
lymph
like veins, lymph is moved through vessels by the squeezing of __________________
skeletal muscles
lymph passes through small organs known as ____________
-filters lymph, trapping forgein particles
- stores lymphocytes
lymph nodes
the functions of blood
1. defends the body against diseases
2. transfers heat to the body surface
3. carry nutrients & oxygen to the cells
4. carry carbon dioxide & other waste away from the cell
____________- white blood cells specialised to fight diseases
lymphocytes
___________-liquid medium; sticky, straw-colored fluid
plasma
plasma is about _____ water
90%
plasma carries dissolved ________, __________, _____________, & ___________
vitamins, minerals, amino acids, glucose
plasma carries hormones and brings wates from the cells to the __________ or _________ to be removed from the body
kidney or lungs
____________- red blood cells
Erythrocytes
erythrocytes are formed in the __________ of bones
red marrow
red blood cells transport ________ to cells in all parts of the body
oxygen
red blood cells synthesize the iron-containing protein ____________ which is the molecule that transports the oxygen
hemoglobin
red blood cell's ___________ and ___________ disintegrate during RBC formation: because they lack nuclei, RBCs cannot ________ and have a limited _____________ (120 to 130 days)
cell nucleus, organelles, divide, survival period
_____________- white blood cells that help the body fight against diseases
leukocytes
leukocytes are formed in the _______, _________, and _________
red marrow, lymph nodes, spleen
____________- white blood cells that engulf invading organisms
phagocytes
___________- proteins that help destroy substances that enter the body and causes diseases
antibodies