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3 major circulatory circuits?

1. Coronary


2. Pulmonary


3. Systemic

Circuit that delivers oxygenated blood to the heart?

Coronary Circuits

Circuit that delivers deoxygenated blood to the lungs?

Pulmonary Circuits

Circuit that delivers oxygenated blood to most organs and tissues in the body?

Systemic Circuits (away from heart- arteries, arterioles, capillaries, venules, veins- back to heart)

Supply nutrients and oxygen to all organs?

Veins

______ veins run parallel to arteries while _____ veins have many anastomoses (connections with other veins).

-Deep


-Superficial

3 distinct tissue layers of blood vessels?

1. Tunica Interna


2. Tunica Media


3. Tunica Externa (adventitia)

Tissue layer of blood vessels; innermost layer; endothelium on top of thin layer of connective tissue?

Tunica Interna

Tissue layer of blood vessels; middle layer; smooth muscle and elastic fibers?

Tunica Media

Tissue layer of blood vessels; outermost layer; abundant with collagen fibers (reinforcement)?

Tunica Externa

______ in veins prevent backflow due to gravity.

Valves

Tick tunica media in arteries. _______ control arterial size.

Smooth Muscle

______ carry blood away from the heart. ______ carry blood back to heart. _______ connect smallest arteries and veins.

-Arteries


-Veins


-Capillaries

The force exerted by blood on the walls of blood vessels?

Blood Pressure

Blood pressure is caused by ______ acting on the heart and resistance to flow as blood moves through vessels.

Pumping

Arterial pressure is ______ than Venous pressure due to proximity to the heart.

Higher

Maximum pressure exerted on walls of arteries?

Systolic Pressure

Minimum pressure exerted on walls of arteries?

Diastolic Pressure

Several factors influence blood pressure, including peripheral ______, volume pumped, and cardiac output. Average blood pressure is 120mm Hg/ 80mm Hg.

Resistance