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What type of vessels are arteries?

resistance

who many capillary systems does a portal system have?

two

MAP formula

2/3 dp +1/3 sp

hypertensive

above 140/90

what causes edema?

excess fluid moving out of the circulatory system

where is the popliteal artery?

behind the knee, an extension of the femoral artery

where does the cerebrum receive blood from?

internal carotid artery

what percent of fluid lost from the capillaries is returned via the lymphatic system?

15%

capillary anatomy

do not have three tunics

are leukocytes part of the first line of defense?

no

where do t cells become immunocompetent?

thymus gland

what type of immunity are b cells involved in?

humoral

What is not general included in lymph fluid?

RBC

stages of cellular immunity

Recognize, attack, remember

lymph flow

lymph vessels >> lymphatic nodes >> lymphatic ducts




left of body:thoracic duct


right of body: right lymphatic duct

how are allergic reactions classified?

type I hypersensitivity

what is the primary force moving fluid out of the capillaries?

hydrostatic pressure

What artery supplies blood to the kidneys?

renal artery

What artery supplies blood to the small intestine and most of the colon?

superior mesenteric artery

blood types

O: no antigens, has both antibodies


A: A antigen, has B antibody


B: B antigen, has A antibody


AB: AB antigen, has no antibodies

inner most lining of the heart

endocardium

function of the pulmonary veins

return blood from the lungs to the heart

what vessels bring blood back to the right atrium?

superior and inferior vena cava

which valve closes when the right ventricle contracts?

tricuspid valve

Which leukocyte is the most abundant?

neutrophils, attack bacteria

what does a hematocrit show?

rbc/total blood volume

what valve opens when the left ventricle contracts?

the aortic semi-lunar

calculate cardiac output

HR x stroke volume

result of increased venous return

increased stroke volume due to increased preload

when the greatest amount of blood volume in the ventricles?

end of diastolic volume

what causes the second heart sound?

semilunar valve closure

veins are what type of vessel?

capacitance


60% of bv in veins

what has the greatest impact on fluid flow through the vessels?

radius

what is the brachial vein located?

the arm

common carotid artery

common iliac

what returns the blood from the brain?

internal jugular vein

femoral artery

what is not included in clotting?

plasmin

muscle contraction does what for venous return?

acts like a pump