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43 Cards in this Set
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What are the three layers of the heart wall?
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Endocardium
myocardium epicardium |
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In the myocardium, what are the three parts of the cardiac skeleton?
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Fibrous rings
fibrous triangle fibrous part of the interventricular septum |
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Which part of the cardiac skeleton is composed of collagen and few elastic fibers that surround the AV opening, aorta opening and pulmonary trunk opening.
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Fibrous rings
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The fibrous triangle that fills the space bw the AV opening and the base of the aorta in cardiac skeleton is composed of ______ in pigs and cats.
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dense irregular CT
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The fibrous triangle that fills the space bw the AV opening and the base of the aorta in the cardiac skeleton is compose of ____ in dogs
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fibrocartilage
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The fibrous triangle that fills the spac bw the AV opening and the base of the aorta in the cardiac skeleton is compose of ____ in horses.
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Hyaline cartilage
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The fibrous triangle that fills the space bw the AV opening and the base f the aorta in the cardiac skeleton is composed of _____ in large ruminants?
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bone
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What layer of the heart wall is composed of loose CT containing blood vessels, nerves and ganglia and adipose tissue?
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Epicardium
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What are the three layers that make up the pericardium?
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Visceral, Pericardial cavity, and parietal pericardium
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What is epithelium lines the visceral pericardium?
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simple squamous
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What makes up the pericardial cavity?
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it is bw visceral and parietal pericardium, contains serous fluid lubricating the surfaces for frictionless cardiac movement
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What are three types of arteries?
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elastic ( or large size)
Muscular (or medium ) arteriole (or small) |
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Name 5 types of blood vessels
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Arteries, Veins, Capillaries, sinusoids, microvasculature
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What makes up the microvasculature?
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comprised of arteriole, capillaries and venules
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Tunica intima: consists of what 2 things (think thelium)?
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endothelium and a subendothelial layer.
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what cells are normally found in the tunica intima of blood vessels? and what kind of
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simple squamous cells
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The Tunica intima of a blood vessel also consists of?
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a subendothelial layer that includes collagen and elastic fibers and smooth m cells
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the tunica media of a blood vessel has what kind of cells and fibers?
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it consists of smooth m cells and a helical arrangement with elastic and collage fibers
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Another name of tunica externa?
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Tunica adventitia
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What kind of fibers and one kind of muscle located in the tunica external?
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collagen and elastic fibers predominate and smooth m may be present.
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what part of the blood vessel has the casa vasorum and nervi vasorum?
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tunica externa
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What are unique characteristics of the tunica intima for elastic arteries?
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Tunica intima is usually thicker than in other type of arteries. A subendothelial layer has numerous fine elastic fibers.
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For the elastic a, which membrane is indistinct - the internal elastic or the external elastic?
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the internal elastic membran
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Of the three main layers for the elastic a, which one is the thickest?
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the tunica media
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in the elastic a, the tunica media consits of? what the found substance is basophilic because of the great amount of ________ ________.
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concentrically arranged fenestrated elastic lamine with smooth m in bw the lamine.
Sulphated glycoaminoglycans |
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The tunica external of the elastic arteries are composed of longitudenally arranged bundles of ______ fibers with few _____ fibers plus vasa vasorum and nervi vasorum.
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collagen and elastic
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What is the thickest layer of a muscular artery and what cell is it mainly composed of?
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the tunica media
mainly of smooth m cells arranged in circular or helical pattern. Also the elastic and collagen fibers are present bw smooth m layers |
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Which membrane, the internal elastic membrane or the external elastic membrane, is distinct and which is not always clearly defined?
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internal elastic - distinct
external - not always clearly defined |
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Describe the tunica intima and the tunica externa of muscular arteries?
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both are usual struture
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Arterioles open directly into capillaries via __________ of smooth m. OR they open directly into metarterioles which have ________________.
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pre-capillary sphincter
isolated bundles of smooth m. |
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What layer of the arteriole is fenestrated and eventually disappears in smaller arterioles
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internal elastic membrane
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The tunica media of arterioles has three layers of what and contains what kind of fibers?
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smooth muscle
collagen fibers |
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Which layer is absent int he arterioles?
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external elastic membrane
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what is the tunica externa of arterioles composed of ?
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loose CT
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arterioles open directly into _____ and into ____________
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capillaries and metarterioles
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Capillaries are how long in diameter?
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5 to 10 um
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What kind of cells does capillaries have and what are they associated wtih?
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endothelial cells, an associated basal lamina, pericytes and a thin adventitial CT layer that is lack around the brain capillaries
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What do the capillary beds from and where is being exchanged?
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they form networks and exchange place bw circulating blood and interstitial fluid
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Continous capillaries are found in what type of tissues?
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muscles. Endothlial cells are held together by tight junctions. Transcytoic vesicles are common
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Fenestrated capillaires are found in what type of tissue?
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(aka visceral capillaries) occur in GIT
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Sinusoidal capillaries are found in what type of tissue?
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endocrine glands
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Porous capillaries are found in what type of tissue?
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kidney glomerulus
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Sinusoids are found in what type of tissue?
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liver parenchyma. They are larger than capillariesl their shape changes with surround parenchyma. Large openingings are pores in the endothelial cells provide a max exchange.
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