chapter 16 - exam 2 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

what blood vessel has the most smooth muscle fibers + creates greatest resistance to tissue blood flow

A

arterioles

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2
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what blood vessel is located at the origin of each true capillary + opens/closes cyclically for intermittent perfusion

A

precapillary sphincters

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3
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what blood vessel is responsible for vasomotion

A

pre-capillary sphincters + metarterioles

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4
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what blood vessels have the lowest pressure

A

venules

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5
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what blood vessels have the smallest diameter

A

capillaries

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6
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what blood vessels have intermittent bands of smooth muscle

A

metarterioles

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7
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what is vasomotion

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intermittent contraction/relaxation of precapillary sphincters to regulate specific flow amount + duration

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8
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what is the main factor driving the opening/closing of precapillary sphincters

A

O2 concentration in the tissue

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9
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what are intracellular clefts

A

slit pores where 2 endothelial cells meet up

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10
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what is the purpose of intracellular celfts

A

passage for water + water soluble particles

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11
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plasmalemmal vesicles (caveolae)

A

indentations lined with special protein receptors

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12
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basement membrane

A

thin external covering

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13
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special capillary beds in brain

A

tight junctions that contribute to BBB

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14
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special capillary beds in muscle and CT

A

slit pores 6-7 nm

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15
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special capillary beds in GI tract

A

slightly larger slit pores than muscles

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16
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special capillary beds in liver

A

wide open clefts that allow plasma proteins through

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17
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special capillary beds in kidney

A

normal sized slit pores to allow water/solute through

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DOES IT CROSS THE CAPILLARY MEMBRANE

19
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what makes up the interstitium

A

collagen fibers, proteoglycan filaments, interstitial gel, + rivulets

20
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what are collagen fibers for

A

structure and tensile strength

21
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proteoglycan filaments

A

tiny coiled molecules of hyaluronic acid and protein

22
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interstitial gel

A

the fluid trapped in the reticular filaments that has to diffuse slowly through the available space

23
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rivulets

A

contain interstitial fluid that flows to collagen

24
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lymph functions

A
  1. carry protein away from tissue
  2. absorb dietary fats from GI tract
  3. carry bacteria/pathogens away from tissue
  4. contributes to negative interstitial pressures
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flow of lymph
DRAWN OUT
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starlings equilibrium
capillary filtration is almost completely balanced by capillary reabsorption at a capillary bed
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capillary hydrostatic pressure
forces fluid outward throigh capillary
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interstitial fluid hydrostatic pressure positive
forces fluid back into capillary
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interstitial fluid hydrostatic pressure negative
pulls fluid out of capillary into tissue
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is interstitial fluid hydrostatic pressure usually positive or negative
negative
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capillary colloid osmotic pressure
pulls fluid back into capillary
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interstitial fluid colloid osmotic pressure
pulls fluid into interstitial space
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what forces are apart of starlings equilibrium
capillary hydrostatic pressure, interstitial fluid hydrostatic pressure, capillary colloid osmotic pressure, + interstitial fluid colloid osmotic pressure
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what is the primary driving force is starlings equilibrium
capillary hydrostatic pressure
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what is net filtration pressure
the sum of all the starlings forces
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what does a positive net filtration mean
theres a net fluid filtration at the capillary
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what does a negative net filtration (NFP) mean
theres net fluid absorption from interstitial spaces
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what determines rate of fluid filtration
number and size of the pores in each capillary
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capillary filtration coefficient
measure of the capacity of the capillary membrane to filter water for a given NFP
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