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| Blood Vessel, including Endothelium, middle and outer layers |
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| Middle layer Arterial System |
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| Outer layer Arterial System |
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| carry blood away from heart |
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| Arterioles and PreCapillary Sphincters |
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| exchange of nutrients, waste, and defensive cell between vessel and tissue |
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Blood Vessel, three layers, thin walled
Carry to the HEART |
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| Mechanism in Blood Return (Veins) |
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COntraction of Skeletal Muscle
One wAy valves
Pressure changes (Respritory Pump) |
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| maintains blood volume,(helps immune system) |
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| Lymphatic System Structure |
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Blind-ended capillaries
Lymphatic Vessels
Lymph |
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Layers(Epicardium, myocardium, endocardium
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| Two Atrioventricular Valves |
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| Cardiac Conduction System |
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| AV Bundle and Purkinje Fibers |
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| carries impulses to ventricles |
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| Electrocardiograms 3 Forms |
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P Wave(atria)
QRS Complex(Ventricle)
T-Wave(All Relaxed) |
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| Impulse accross atria( by SA Node) |
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| Spread of impulse down septum, around ventricles in Purkinje Fibers |
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| and of electrical activity in ventricles |
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| Ventricular fibrillation(major heart attack) |
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BP is too low!
Dizziness and fainting
Caused by blood loss! |
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| pressure receptors in Aorta and Carotid Arteries |
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| Symapathetic(Medulla Oblangata) |
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| fight of flight(reduces blood vessels, Raising BP |
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| Parasympathetic(Medulla Oblangata) |
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| normal activity ( dilate Blood Vessels, lower BP) |
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| Heart Attack; permanent cardiac damage |
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| decrease pumping effiency |
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| impaired blood flow to the brain |
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Prokaryotic
Singled Celled
Use of Variety of Resources for growth and reproduction |
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| Pneumonia, Tuberculosis, Botulism, Toxic, Shock Syndrome, syphillis, Lyme Disease, etc. |
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Extremely small
Cannot Reproduce my themselves
Modes of entry take in orally or sexually |
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| AIDS, Hepititis, Encephalitis, Rabies, Common Cold, Warts, Chicken Pox |
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Infectious Proteins
Folding Problems of normal brain proteins
Resist cooking, freezing, and drying |
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Bovine Spongiform encephalitis
Creutzfeld-Jakob disease |
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| how easily passed from person to person |
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| respiratory, fecal(oral), body fluids |
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| how much damage caused by infection |
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| Lymphatic System Functions |
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maintain blood volume
transport of fats and fat-soluble material
Filtration of foriegn material |
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| protein containing fluid transported by lymphatic vessels |
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| cleanse lymph by filtering out material |
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| Cleanses blood,removes dying RBC and platelets, helps fight infections |
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| secretes thymosin and thymopoietin cause T lymphocytes to mature |
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| small and large intestine meet |
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| lymphocytes material, screening what you breath |
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| by neutrophils, macrophage, eosiphils |
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| redness, warmth, swelling, pain |
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| Process of Imflamm. response |
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Tissue damage o relaease histamine(dialte blood vessels)
Complement mark Bacteria
Phagocyte cells arrive and remove microphage |
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| interferons w/ virus spread |
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| increase host cell defense and meatbolic activities |
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| major histocompatibility complex |
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| antibody mmediated immunity |
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IgG, IgM, IgA, IgD, IgE
Antibody structure |
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| Cell-mediated immunity, action by cell |
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| stimulate other immune cells |
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| kill abnormal and foriegn cells |
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| reactivate on re-exposure |
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| supresses other immune cells |
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| gas exchange between environment and blood |
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| gas exchange between blood and tissues |
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| oxygen used to produce ATP, carbon dioxide waste |
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Passage for Respiration
Receptors for Small
Filters incoming air to filter larger foriegn
Moisten and warms air coming in
Responding chambers for voice |
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| Larynx, right Bronchus, Alveoli, Tranchea, left Bronchis, Bronchiole |
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| Maintains airways, rates food and air appropriate |
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| transports Air to and from lungs |
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Pressure Gradient
Inspiration/Expiration |
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1.Relaxed State
2.Inspiration
3.Expiration |
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| Breathing volume, normal intake, and exhale |
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| air that always stays in lungs |
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| What is left after exhale |
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| gases exchange between air and blood |
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| Gases exchange w/ tissue fluids |
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| Bonded to hemoglobin in RBC or dissolve in Blood Plasma |
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| dissolved in plasma, bound to hemoglobin and bicarbonate |
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| Medulla Oblangata, establishes pattern |
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| Chemical Receptors in Breathing Regulation |
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| monitor Carbon Dioxide, H+ ions, and oxygen levels |
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| Carotid and Aortic Bodies |
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sensitive to co2, pH, and Oxygen levels,
concsious control: resides in higher centers
ability to modify breath |
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| Asthma, Emphysema, Bronchitis |
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| pneumonia, tunerculosis, botulism |
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