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1. Where on the chest wall can you hear the heartbeat the best?

2. Name this structure

3. Name this valve

4. When the ventricles are in systole, is this valve open or closed?

5. What is a heart murmur?

Blood Vessels

• Histological structure of vessels• arteries• maintaining constant blood pressure• aneurisms• capillaries• veins• variations in circulatory pathways• examples of portal systems• blood supply to the brain

Fig. 20.1(TE Art)

Systemiccircuit

Pulmonarycircuit

CO2 O2

O2

artery

vein

vein

artery

Tunica intima• endothelium• BM

Tunica media• smooth muscle• collagen• some elastin

Tunica externa• loose CT• vasa vasorum

Tunica intima

Tunica media

Tunica externa L. artery

Medium sized artery

arteriolevenule

Medium sized vein

L. vein

capillary

1. Conducting arteries expand & recoilWith increasing and decreasing pressure

2. measure pressure, adjust HR and dilate or constrict BV’s

HighBP

Lower HR

How to maintain constant blood pressure

Fig. 21.4(TE Art)Carotid body

Common carotidartery

Aortic bodyAortic arch

Carotid sinus

Baroreceptors

Baroreceptors

Fig. 16.1(TE Art)

GlossopharyngealNerve (CN IX)

Vagus nerve(CN X)

Baroreceptorssense increasedblood pressure

Heart rate decreases

Aneurysm:

• weak point in an artery or heart wall

• common in abdominal aortarenal arteries & brain

Cerebral vascular accident (CVA) = stroke

Fig. 21.5b

Sphincters openArteriole

Venule

Precapillarysphincters

Metarteriole

Sphincters closed

Continuous

FenestratedSinusoids

pericyte

Endothelial cell

hepatocyte

• Clefts• Tight junctions

• Clefts • Pores

To heart

Contracted skeletalmuscles

Relaxed skeletalmuscles

Valveopen

Valveclosed

Vein

Fig. 21.10(TE Art)Distribution of blood

Pulmonary18%

Veins54%

Systemic70%

Heart12%

Arteries11%

Capillaries5%

1 capillary bed

Pulmonary trunk (artery)

Pulmonary vein

Fig. 21.12(TE Art)

Portal system(2 capillary beds)

hypothalamus

Anterior pituitary

pan

spleen

Gastric veins

Superior Mesenteric V

Hepatic sinusoids

IVCHepatic portal system

Fig. 21.12(TE Art)

1 capillary bed

Portal system(2 capillary beds)

Arteriovenousanastomosis

Arterial anastomosesVenous anastomoses

Internal carotid

Vertebral artery

Cerebrovascular Accident = CVA = stroke

Internal carotid

Basilar

Vertebral Circle of Willis