What is the order of the pathway of blood through the heart?
right atrium, region ventricle, pulmonary artery, capillaries in lungs, pulmonary vein, left atrium, left ventricle, aorta
Capillaries: site of ___ and ___ exchange, ___ travels from area of ___ to ___ concentration from lung to tissue and ___ travels from tissue to lung
O2/CO2/O2/high/low/CO2
arteries:
vessels that carry blood from heart to tissues, all carry oxygenated blood (exc. the pulmonary artery), they have thick, expandable walls
atherosclerosis:
formation of plaque inside arteries
plaque:
composed of mostly Ca and cholesterol, can break off and form clots
non-modifiable risk factors for atherosclerosis:
gender, age, family history
modifiable risk factors fro atherosclerosis:
smoking, alcohol consumption, stress, sedentary behaviour, obesity, hypertension, diet, diabetes, chronic inflammation
veins:
vessels that carry blood to the heart, all carry deoxygenated blood (exc. pulmonary vein), have thin walls and are more rigid than arteries
cardiac output:
volume of blood pumped by heart in a specific time period
peripheral resistance:
resistance to pumped blood by arterioles
arterioles:
small arterial branches
Metabolic Syndrome: accumulation of ___+ of the following factors: (5)
3
Recommendations for ___ disease:
chronic
Lymphatic system:
loosely organized system of vessels and ducts that convey fluids towards the heart, GI portion carries products of fat digestion into the blood stream
Lymph:
clear/yellowish fluid, similar to blood but missing red blood cells and platelets, from the GI tract, transports fat and fat-soluble vitamins to blood stream