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lines chamber of heart

endocardium

fibrous and serous tissue; 2nd layer

parietal pericardium

circular spiral bundles of contractile muscles

myocardium

blocks artery/free floating thrombus

embolism

excess of RBC's

polycythemia

low O2 carrying capacity

anemia

overproduction of abnormal WBC's

leukemia

produced in liver; 60% of plasma proteins

albumin

Takes H2O from tissues and replaces in blood

Albumin

Fibrinogen

forms blood clots

found on/in small intestine; destroys bacteria

Peyer's Patch

secondary lymphoid organ; found almost everywhere in body; cleanses lymph; activate lymphocytes

Lymph nodes

Interstitial fluid entered in lymphatics

lymph

largest lymphoid organ; site of lymphocyte proliferation; cleanses aged blood

spleen

granulocyte; releases histamine

basophil

releases enzymes on parasitic worms

eosinophil

most abundant phagocyte

neutrophil

phagocyte against viruses, bacteria, infection

monocyte

aka red blood cells; transport O2 and nutrients

erythrocyte

erythrocyte production is regulated by-

kidney

agranulocyte; 25% of WBC's; regulated in spleen

lymphocyte

steps of inflamation

1. Chemical release


2. Vasodilation and increased vascular permeability


3. Phagocyte mobilization

normal blood pressure

120/80

hypertension

above 140/90

hypotension

lower than 90/60

three tunic layers of an artery

1. Intima


2. media


3. externa

allows for arterial expansion; endothelium

Intima

smooth muscle; allows for vasoconstriction and vasodilation

media

collagen fibers; protect, reinforce, anchor

externa

carry O2 blood away from heart

function of arteries

exchange gases, nutrients, and hormones

function of capillaries

increase at muscle site; greater O2 transport

capillaries during exercise

increase H2O>increase blood>increase BP>increase pressure>

ADH-Antidiuretic Hormone

ANP

Atrial natriuretic pressure decreases BP

epinephrine

increase heart rate

Angiotensin II

vasoconstriction=increase BP

Drains rest of body (lymphatic)

thoracic duct

Drains right arm, right head, thorax

right lymphatic duct

MALT

mucosa associate lymphoid tissue

regulates erythrocyte production

kidney

depolarization of SA nod + atria

P-Wave

Ventricular depolarization + atrial repolarization

QRS

Ventricular repolarization

T-wave

normal blood pH

7.35-7.45