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What does the cardiovascular system consist of?

-Heart


-Blood Vessels

Arteries

•moves fluids away from the heart


-oxygenated

Capillaries (microscopic)

•intermediary bw arteries and veins

Veins

•move fluids away from the heart

What are the blood vessel types ?

1.arteries


2.capillaries


3.veins

What are the functions of the cardiovascular system?

To transport:


1.nutrients


2.waste


3.homeostasis

Coronary arteries

Supply oxygen and nutrients to heart tissues


-1st to branch off from aorta

Pulse

•the expansion of arteries as blood passes through by relaxation


*heart rate =pulse*

Blood pressure

The pressure of blood against the wall of a blood vessel


-sphygmomanometer


-systole & diastole (why we have 2#s for blood pressure)

Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID)

Typically a genetic condition when a person' a WBCs don't produce an enzyme needed to allow B and T cells to develop

Leukemia

A cancer derived from WBCs division out of control

Infectious mononucleosis

Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) infects lymphocytes which which initially result in a sore throat and swollen throat and swollen lymph nope

Pre-capillary spincter

A ring of muscle that controls blood flow

Arteriovenous shunt

Direct portal from an arteriole to a vein w/o using capillaries

How does the blood flow?

From the :


Heart>Arteries >arterioles> capillaries> venules >veins > heart

Law of thermodynamics

1st lot: matter and energy cannot be made or destroyed,only transformed


2nd lot: all matter /energy move to greater disordered states (matter moves from greater concentration to lower concentration)

Sinoatrial node(SA)

Upper dorsal wall of the right

Atrioventricular node

Base of the right atrium ,near the septum

Aneurysm

Burst of blood vessels


-due to blood clot

Hypertension

High blood pressure

Atherosclerosis

Formation of lensions (plaques) on the side of a blood vessel


-results in narrow vessels

Thromboembolism

Clot carried to a capillary bed and can result in dangerous condition

Stroke


(Cerebrovascular accident(cvs))

When a small cranial arteriole burst/blocked by an embolus

Heart attack (myocardial infraction,MI)

When part of the heart dies due to a lack of oxygen

Angina pectoris

When a coronary artery becomes obstructed


-feel tightness in chest (chest pain )

Jaundice

Condition where the liver fails to excrete heme resulting in a yellowing of the skin and eyes

Anemia

A condition where there are few RBCs or the RBC don't have enough hemoglobin resulting in a fatigue-like feeling


-iron or B12 deficiency

Sickle cell anemia

Genetic condition resulting In the sometimes destruction of RBCs