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PORTAL SYSTEM
two capillary beds between an artery and vein
HEPATIC PORTAL SYSTEM
2 capillary beds, 1st around gut and stomach, 2nd around liver
CIRCLE OF WILLIS
arterial anastomosis in brain around internal corotid, so if vessels are cut, blood can still get around....... Collateral bloodflow!
CEREBRAL VASCULAR ACCIDENT (CVA)
stroke
ANEURYSM
weak point in an artery or heart wall - bulges, filled with plaque. sometimes bursts
- common in abdominal aorta renal arteries & brain
WHAT DOES THE DIRTY CSF FROM THE SINUSES IN THE HEAD DRAIN INTO?
internal jugular (vein)
PRECAPILLARY SPHINCTERS
between vessels and capillary bed
- controllled by ANS, more specifically the sympathetic system
- opened depending on blood need
ARTERIOVENOUS ANASTOMOSIS
artery to vein without intervening capillary bed
ARTERIAL ANASTOMOSES
artery to artery without intervening capillary bed - collateral bloodflow (blood gets to all places at all times)
VENOUS ANASTOMOSES
one vein to another without intervening capillary bed
TUNICA INTIMA
most inner layer(s) of vessels
- included in all vessels/capillaries
- consists of endothelial cells on a basement membrane
TUNICA MEDIA
layer in between tunica intima and tunica externa on vessels
- smooth muscle
- collagen
- some elastin (elasticity)
TUNICA EXTERNA
outermost layer of vessels
- loose connective tissue
- vasa vasorm (only in large vessels)
ORDER OF VEINS, largest to smallest
large vein, medium sized vein, VENULE, (capillary)
ORDER OF ARTERIES, largest to smallest
large artery, medium sized artery, ARTERIOLE, (capillary)
WHEN YOU CONTRACT YOUR LEG MUSCLES, WHAT HAPPENS TO THE VALVES IN YOUR VEINS?
They open and blood travels upward (backflow closes the valves so the blood stays)
WHERE IN THE BODY DO YOU NOT FIND LYMPH VESSELS?
CNS, cartilage, cornea, bone
WHAT FLOWS INTO LYMPH CAPILLARIES?
tissue fluid
- fluid
- bacteria
- lymphocytes
- other cells & particles