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| carry blood away from the heart to the tissues-o2 & nutrients |
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| recieve blood from the capillarie, carry blood back to the heart |
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| thin walled vessels that allow for the exchanges between blood & body cells |
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| the "exchange' occurs at the _____level |
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this circuit delivers blood to the lungs where carbon dioxide is
the circuit that delivers blood to the lungs where carbon dioxide is eliminated & O2 is replenished |
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| The pulmonary trunk and the arteriole branches carry blood from the ____ventricle to the lungs |
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| capillaries in the ____is where the gases are exchanged |
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| pulmonary _____return blood to the left atrium |
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| The pulmonary artery carries blood that is ____in oxygen, and the pulmonary veins carry blood ____in oxygen |
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| vein- high in o2, arteries low in o2 |
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| The circuit that serves the rest of the body & supplies nutrients & o2 to the ____& carries waste materials away from the tissue |
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| _____recieves blood from the left ventricle branches to the systemic arteries carrying the blood to the tissues |
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| systemic______carry blood back to the heart |
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| _____have thick walls made up of 3 tunics |
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| _____is the innermost tunic of the arter |
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| tunica intima or endothelium |
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| ________is the smooth middle layer of the artery. it is involuntary muscle, controlled by the ANS |
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| ______is the outer layer of the artery & is made of supportive connective tissue |
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| ______tissue is between the walls of the arter & allows the vessels to stretch under high pressure |
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| ______have thinner walls & less connective tissue, more smooth muscle control by ANS than the arteries |
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| vessels become narrower when muscles_____& wider when muscles relax & it is a major factor in BP control |
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| ______regulate the amount of blood entering the tissue |
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| _____are microscopic vessels that connect arterioles & venules |
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| capillaries are the thinnest vessels in the body ____layer of cells |
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| The thin walls of the capillaries allow for the exchange of _____in the lungs & in the body |
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| ____are formed by the union of capillaries |
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| the walls of venules are slightly_____that capillaries |
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| the walls of veins have ___layers |
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| what is the innermost layer of the vein |
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| the smooth muscle in the mddle of veins is much___than the muscle layer of an artery |
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| the outer layer of veins is made of ____tissue |
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| veins have one way valves to |
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| prevent backflow of the blood |
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| this part of the aorta is near the heart & inside the pericardial sac |
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| The first branch off the aorta supplies the right & left ____ _____ |
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| The aortic arch divides into how many branches |
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| What are the 3 branches of the aortic arch |
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| brachiocephalic artery, left common carotid, & left subclavian artery |
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| the brachiocephalic artery supplies the ____&___on the right side of the body |
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| the brachiocephalic artery further divides into the ____&______ |
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| right subclavian & right common carotid arteries |
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| the left common carotid supplies blood to the left side of the ____&____ |
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| the left subclavian is under the left____& supplies blood to the left_____ |
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| the _____aorta supplies blood to the chest wall esophageousm bronchi and their tree like subdivision of the lungs |
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| The left gastric artery, spleenic artery & the hepatic artery are branches of the ______ _______ |
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| the superior mesenteric supplies blood to most of the _____ _____ |
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| ______arteries supply the diaphragm |
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| suprarenal arteries supply the ____ _____ |
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| the 4 pairs of lumbar arteries are in the _______________________ |
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| musculature of the stomach wall |
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| the abdominal aorta divides into the two _____ ____arteries |
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| the common iliac arteries extend to the ____where they both divide into internal & external iliac arteries |
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| The internal iliac artery branches into the_____organs |
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| the external iliac artery continues into the thigh as the _____artery |
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| the femoral artery becomes the _____artery at the knee |
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| The popliteal artery branches into the anterior & posterior ____arteries & the dorsalis pedis artery |
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| vessels that carry blood away from the heart |
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| _____carry blood to the heart |
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| _____collapse easily than |
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| The largest artery is the____ |
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| part of the artery that extends upward |
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| _____arteries are branches of the ascending aorta |
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| the curved portion of the aorta |
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| veins located near the surface of the body an ex is the saphenous vein |
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| ___veins often found under superficial veins & have the same name as thier corresponding arteries |
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| the superior vena cava recieves blood from veins about the _____ |
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