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Basic Circulation Transport System

cells in direct contact with enviroment

Gastrovascular Cavity Transport system

For digestion, distribute substances

Circulatory System

Moves fluid through tissues and cells for exchange

Closed circulatory system

blood is in vessels and pumped through the body

open circulatory system

blood bathes with organs / Blood+lymph =Hemolymph

Pumps blood into the heart

Vein

Pumps blood away from the heart

artery

Connects veins and arteries

capillaries

blood enters through an

atrium

blood is pumped out through

ventricle

fish have

single circulation pathway

mammals and reptiles have

double pathways

Mammalian Cirulation

Begins in RV pumping deoxygenated blood the the PA to the L/ Blood loads O2 and unloads CO2/ oxygenated blood enters LA through PV and through the aorta to the body tissue by the LV

Systole

Contraction in Cardiac Cycle

Diastole

relaxation or filling phase in Cardiac Cycle

Heart Rate

# of beats per min in CC

Stroke Volume

Amount of blood pumped by LV during


a contraction

Cardiac Output

volume of blood pumped into the systemic circulation per minute depends on HR&SV

Atrioventricular valves

separate each atrium and ventricle

Semilunar valves

control blood flow from aorta and PA

Sinoatrial Node

Pacemaker

Impulses recorded as

electrocardiogram ECG

Sympathetic Division

Speeds up pacemaker

parasympathetic division

slows down the pacemaker

blood pressure

systollic/diastolic pressure

Systollic

heart contract High pressure

diastolic

heart relaxed

pulse

rhythmic bulging artery walls with each heartbeat

Blood pressure is determined by

cardiac output

Vasonconstriction

contraction of smooth muscle; increases blood pressure

Vasodilation

relaxation of smooth muscle; decreases blood pressure

Atherosclerosis

build up of plaque deposits within arteries

Heart Attack

blockage of coronary arteries

Stroke

rupture or blockage of arteries in the head

hypertension

high blood pressure