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Cardiovascular system

-Maintain internal environment


-Transport hormones


-Deliver WBC to infection


-regulate temperature

Tunica Intima

-Endothelium, Subendothelium, and internal elastic lamina


Tunica Media

-Circularly arranged smooth muscle cells (except elastic artery)


-Plays role in blood pressure

Tunica Adventitia

-C.T. collagen and elastic fibers


-longitudinal smooth muscle in medium and large veins


-vasa Vasorum

Large/Elastic/Conducting Artery

-Aorta and Pulmonary Arteries


-Elastic lamina in media


-Maintain pressure


-vasa vasorum

Medium/Muscular/Distributing Artery

-Branches of large


-Large media with smooth muscle


-constrict and dilate


-IEL and EEL


-vasa vasorum

Small artery

-Constrict and dilate


-no EEL


-3 to 6 layers of smooth muscle

Arteriole

-peripheral regulation of blood pressure


-control flow to capillaries


-1 to 2 layers of smooth muscle


-IEL and EEL absent

Arteriosclerosis

-thickening of intima and hardening of arteries due to aging

Atherosclerosis

-Build up of fats and cholesterol on vessel walls


-Foam cells

Aneurysm

-weakened tunica media


-Dilation

Venules

-Lymphocyte migration from blood (HEV)


-1 endothelial layer and 1 CT layer


-Post capillary, collecting, and muscular (increasing size)


-Muscular venules accompany arterioles

Small veins

-Larger lumen than venules


-more visible smooth muscle

Medium veins

-Adventitia most prominent


-contains valves

Large Veins

-Vena cava and pulmonary


-Adventitia most prominent


-vasa vasorum


-Smooth muscle in tunica media contracts to push blood along

Varicose veins

-Deficient valves


-genetics, posture, pregnancy, obesity


Continuous Capillary

-smooth muscle, CT


-No pores = limited permeability


-nervous, lungs, exorcine glands, thymus

Fenestrated capillary

-Endothelia has pores and diaphragms (except glomerulus); Basal lamina continuous


-intestines, glomerulus, endocrine glands

Discontinuous/sinusoidal capillary

-Endothelium has large pores ; no basal lamina


-Greater diameter


-Liver, spleen, marrow, lymph nodes

metarterioles

Discontinuous smooth muscle vessels that branch from arterioles to capillaries

Arteriovenous anastomosis

Artery directly to vein to regulate blood volume around capillaries

Portal system

Double capillary separated by artery or vein

Endothelium

-Permeability barrier


-WBC traverse


-angiogenesis occurs


-anticoagulant



-Endothelin - constrict


-NO2 and prostacyclin - ddilate

Endocardium

-Endothelium, Subendothelium (CT), Subendocardium (Purkinje fibers located)

Myocardium

-Thickest


-cardiac muscle


Epicardium

-Visceral pericardium


-Mesothelium


-thick CT (coronary vessels, nerves, adipose located)

Heart valves

-Fold of endocardium


-Encloses dense CT

Lymphatic vascular

-not in CNS, marrow, hard tissue



-small- large lumen, thin walls, endothelium, CT, smooth muscle cells



-large- thicker wall, Smooth muscle contracts to move lymph, similar to small veins but have valves