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51 Cards in this Set
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endothelial cells, basal lamina, subendothelial layer
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endocardium
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area b/t endocardium and regular cardiac muscle
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subendocardium
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contains veins, nerves, and Purkinje
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subendocardium
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cardiac muscle cells
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myocardium
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mesothelium
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epicardium
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fibroelastic ct, nerves, coronary arteries, cardiac veins, fat
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epicardium
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fat is most abundant in
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AV groove
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cardiac fibers are branched and joined together at
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intercalated disks
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which are smaller? atrial or ventricular myocytes
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atrial
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T-tubules are larger and meet at site of
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Z line, not AV jct
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cardiac muscle contracts spontaneously from
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leakage of Ca into sarcoplasm from ER and extracellular enviro
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intercalated discs have lateral and transverse portions, other properties include
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1. transverse has fascia adherans, desmosomes, and some gap jct's
2. lateral has many gap jct's |
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SA node location
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R atrium, near entrance of SVC
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AV node
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wall of R atrium above opening for coronary sinus
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carries impulse from AV node to ventricles b/t atria and ventricles
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Bundle of His
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Purkinje location
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subendocardium
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Purkinje cells (describe)
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fewer myofibrils, more glycogen than cardiac cells, many gap jct's, no T tubules
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skeleton of heart consist of
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4 rings - annulus fibrosis, 2 trigons R and L, membraneous septum
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orientation of intima
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longitudinal
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orientation of media
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circular
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orientation of adventia
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longitudinal
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in vein ____ forms valves
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intima
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internal elastic mem
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intima
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Weibel-Palade bodies
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endothelial cells of arterioles, contain von WF
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media
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some elastic fibers, external elastic mem
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adventia
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fibroelastic ct, nerve fibers, vasa vasorum, lymph vessels, in some blood vessels, longitudinal sm muscle
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elastic arteries
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media = fenestrated elastic laminae b/t which are sm muscle and elastic fibers, have vasa vasorum
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muscular arteries
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intima has distinct internal elastic mem, media = thick layer of circular sm muscle, distinct external elastic mem, adventia - vasa vasorum,
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arterioles regulate
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BP
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arterioles - media
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media = 1-2 layers sm muscle,
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metarterioles
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end in precapillary sphincters, give rise to capillaries
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continuous capillaries structure
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no fenestra in cytoplasm, complete basal lamina
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continuous capillaries are found in
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CNS, muscle, ct, lungs, exocrine glands
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fenestrated capillaries structure
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small "windows" in cyto of endothelial cells covered by diaphragm,
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fenestrated capillaries are found in
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endocrine glands, intestine, pancreas, renal glomeruli (no diaphragm), pars distalis of hypophyses
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sinusoidal capillaries - structures
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large fenestra in cyto of endothelium, incomplete basal lamina, gaps b/t cells,
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sinusoidal capillaries are found
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liver, spleen, bone marrow, lymph nodes, adrenal cortex
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post-capillary venules - descript
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pericytes in media, endothelium has few if any tight jct's, where white cells leave (diapedesis) and re-enter circulation
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collecting venules
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larger diameter
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muscular venules
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larger w/ media of sm muscle
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small and medium veins
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adventia thick - in relation to media
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large veins above heart (SVC, jugular)
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intima and media thin, adventia of thick ct
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abdominal vein (IVC, portal)
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adventia contain many longitudinal sm muscle fibers
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Purkinje fibers are ___ than myocardial cells
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larger
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Purkinje cells contain
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more glycogen and mitochondria
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Purkinje cells have ____ myofibrils than cardiac cells
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fewer
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at the end of the conduction pathway, purkinje cells become
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regular cardiac myocytes
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purkinje contain (connections)
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gap jct's, fascia adherens, desmosomes w/ cardiac cells,
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what feature is not present on Purkinje?
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T-tubules
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4 rings - annulus fibrosis support
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tricuspid, mitral, aortic, pulm valves
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2 trigones connect
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annulus fibrosis of aortic valve to rings of bicuspid valve and the membranous septum
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