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Does the artery have oxygenated blood all the time? |
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No, the pulmonary artery does not have oxygenated blood. |
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Systemic - Arterial Blood: Oxygen or No Oxygen? |
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Pulmonary - Arterial Blood: Oxygen or No Oxygen? |
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What are the vessels layers in order from Inside out? |
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Tunica Interna, Tunica Media, and Tunica Externa. |
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What vessel layer is made up of an Endothelium, Subendothelial layer and Internal Elastic Lamina? |
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What vessel layer contains the External Elastic Lamina? |
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What vessel layer does an aneurysm affect? |
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Name three things that increase dilation? |
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Increase in Temperature, release of histamine, and Nitrous Oxide. |
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Name two things that increase constriction? |
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Decrease in temperature and Smoking. |
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What are three difference between Arterial and Venial anatomy? |
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Vein's have a larger lumen and back flow valves. Arteries have a larger Tunica Media. |
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In the artery what layer does contractions and active movement occur? |
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Cardiac Output = Stroke Volume times Heart Rate |
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Does the Parasympathetic increase or decrease Cardiac Output? |
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Does the Sympathetic increase or decrease Cardiac Output? |
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Increase's Cardiac Output |
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From low to high altitude is there an increase or decrease in % oxygen needed? |
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From High to Low altitude is there an increase or decrease in % of Oxygen needed? |
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What is Nitrogen's purpose in the body from air inhalation? |
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It dilutes the oxygen in blood so that the person doesn't die from free radicals. |
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The percent of pressure of a specific gas. |
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One factor that influences Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide diffusion? |
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Is surfactant good to put between the diaphragm and the rib cage? Why or Why Not? |
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Surfactant is not good between the diaphragm and rib cage because surface tension is needed in that area for breathing. |
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What three things reduce lung flexibility (Distendability)? |
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1) Scar Tissue 2) Ossification of ribs (makes them harder) 3) Low surfactant levels |
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Is the measure of change in Lung Volume relative to applied change in pressure. It measures lung elasticity. |
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Does pressure cause lung movement? |
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Name five physical factors that influence Pulmonary Ventilation? |
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