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Chapter 42 Circulation and Gas Exchange Flashcards

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4696145327For multicellular organisms, exchanges occur at the _____ level by crossing the _____ _____cellular; plasma membrane0
4696149273For most multicellular organism cells, direct exchange with the environment is ____not possible1
4696149605_____ and _____ are related in most animalsinternal transport and gas exchange2
4696150348diffusionprocess by which small molecules can move btwn cells and their surroundings3
4696151330diffusion is only efficient over small distances, t or ftrue4
4696151729the time it takes to diffuse is proportional to the _____square of the distance5
4696152265in small animals, cells exchange materials _______ with the surrounding mediumdirectly6
4696152484in most animals, cells exchange materials with the environment viafluid-filled circulatory system7
4696153147all animals have a circulatory system, t or ffalse some animals lack a circulatory system8
4696153535gastrovascular cavityfunctions in digestion and distribution of substances in the body ex jelly fish or hydra9
4696154514how thick is the body wall that encloses the gastrovascular cavity?two cells thick10
46961550083 parts of a circulatory system-circulatory fluid (blood) -interconnecting vessels -muscular pump (heart)11
4696156982function of circulatory systemconnects the fluid (blood) with organs that: exchange gases; absorb nutrients; and dispose of wastes12
4696157843open circulatory system occurs ininsects, arthropods, mollusks13
4696159137circulatory fluid in an open circulatory system is calledhemolymph (interstitial fluid)14
4696159796process of heart contraction in open systemheart contraction --> hemolymph pumps from tubular heart ---> vessels ---> sinus15
4696160656sinus in open system iswhere chemical exchange occurs sinus is the space surrounding the organs16
4696160972process of heart relaxation in open systemheart relaxation ---> heart drew hemolymph back through pores controlled with valves17
4696161675closed circulatory system occurs inannelids, cephalopods and vertebrates18
4696162290circulatory fluid in closed system is calledblood blood is distinct from the interstitial fluid19
4696163074process of heart contraction in closed systemheart contraction --> blood pumps vessels that branch into smaller vessels20
4696164127in the closed system, there is a chemical exchange between blood and interstitial fluid, t or ftrue21
4696164128process of heart relaxation in closed systemheart relaxation blood drew back through vessels22
4696164513cardiovascular systemclosed circulatory system of humans and vertebrates23
4696165130three main types of blood vessels in cardiovascular systemarteries veins capillaries24
4696165537blood flow goes both ways in these vessels, t or ffalse blood flow is one way in these vessels25
4696165936arteries branch into _____ and carry blood ____ from the heart to _____arterioles; away; capillaries heart > blood to capillaries via arteries > arterioles26
4696167234capillary bedsnetworks of capillaries; sites of chemical exchange btwn blood and interstitial fluid27
4696168677______ converge into veins and ______ blood from capillaries to the ______venules; return; heart venules > veins > return blood from capillaries > heart28
4696170753arteries and veins are distinguished bydirection of blood flow29
4696170754arteries and veins are not distinguished byoxygen content30
4696171700vertebrate hearts contain ____ chambers2+31
4696172137blood enters through an ______ and is pumped out through a ____atrium; ventricle32
4696172959single circulationblood leaves heart passing through two capillary beds before returning ex bony fish, rays, sharks33
4696173539in single circulation animals they have a _____ chambered hearttwo34
4696189480double circulationoxygen-poor and oxygen-rich blood are pumped separately from the right and left sides of the heart ex amphibians, reptiles, mammals35
4696190330double circulation animals (mammals and birds) have a _____ chambered heart with two ____ and two ____four; atria; ventricles36
4696190797in reptiles and mammals, pulmonary circuit iscapillary beds in lungs where oxygen-poor blood flows to pick up oxygen through the lungs37
4696191353oxygen-rich blood delivers oxygen through thesystemic circuit38
4696193549in amphibians, oxygen-poor blood flows through apulmocutaneous circuit39
4696193956pulmocutaneous circuitcapillary beds in the lung and skin where oxygen-poor blood flows to pick up oxygen through the lungs and skin40
4696195466the systemic circuit is the same for amphibians, reptiles and mammals, t or ftrue41
4696197518the ____ side of the heart pumps and receives only______; while the ____ side of the heart receives and pumps only ______left side; oxygen-rich blood right side; oxygen-poor blood42
4696199097mammals and birds are _____ and require more oxygen than _____endotherms; ectotherms43
4696881812in the mammalian heart, the two atria have ___ ___ and serve as collection chambers for blood ____ to the heartthin walls; returning44
4696882905the two ventricles have ___ ____ and contract more _____thicker walls; forcefully45
4696883196cardiac cyclethe rhythmic cycle by which the heart contracts and relaxes46
4696886990systolethe contraction or pumping phase47
4696887250diastolethe relaxation or filling phase48
4696889446cardiac cycle: 1. atrial and ventricular ______ 2. atrial _____ and ventricular _____ 3. atrial _____ and ventricular _____1. diastole 2. systole; diastole 3. diastole; systole49
4696890274heart rateaka pulse number of beats per minute50
4696890484stroke volumeamount of blood pumped in a single contraction51
4696891518cardiac outputvolume of blood pumped into the systemic circulation per minute52
4696891967cardiac output depends on 2 thingsheart rate + stroke volume53
4696892822what prevents backflow of blood in the heart4 valves54
4696893194the atrioventricular (AV) valvesseparate each atrium and ventricle55
4696893793the semilunar valvescontrol blood flow to the aorta and pulmonary artery56
4696898039heart murmurcaused by a backflow of blood through a defective valve57
4696899593the lub-dup sound of a heart beat is caused by the _____ of ____ against the ____ valves (lub) then against the ____ (dup) valvesrecoil of blood; AV semilunar58
4696900920autorhythmic cardiac muscle cells contract without a signal from the nervous system, t or ftrue59
4696901136sinoatrial (SA) node or pacemakersets rate and timing that cardiac muscle cells contract60
4696902065electrocardiogram (EKG)recorded impulses traveling through the cardiac cycle61
4697054552at the AV node, impulses are _______ and then travel to the ______ _____ that make the _______ contractdelayed; Purkinje fibers; ventricles62
4697057204Signals from SA node spread through atria Signals delayed at AV node Bundle branches pass signals to heart apex Signals spread through ventricles63
4697058907pacemaker is regulated by what 2 portions of the nervous systemsympathetic and parasympathetic64
4697059612function of sympathetic on pacemakerspeeds it up65
4697059887function of parasympathetic on pacemakerslows down the pacemaker66
4697060408pacemaker is also regulated by (2)hormones and temperature67
4697061367a vessel's cavity is called thecentral lumen68
4697061368endotheliumepithelial layer that lines blood vessels69
4697061811characteristic and function of endotheliumsmooth and minimizes resistance70
4697062561capillaries are only _____ _____ than a red blood cellslightly wider71
4697063186components, characteristic and function of capillariesendothelium + basal lamina; thin walls; facilitate exchange of materials72
46970637543 components of arteries and veinsendothelium smooth muscle connective tissue73
4697064177arteries have ____ ____ than veinsthicker walls74
4697064473why do arteries have thicker walls than veinsto accommodate the high pressure of blood pumped from the heart75
4697064934function of thinner-walled veinsblood flows back to the heart from muscle action76
4697066378veins have a bigger _____ and arteries have thicker ____ _____lumen; connective tissue77
4697067596velocity of blood flow is slowest in thecapillary beds78
4697068441blood flow in capillaries is _____ for exchange of materialsslow79
4697069008why is blood flow slowest in capillaries?result of high resistance and large total cross-sectional area80
4697069564flood flows from areas of ____ pressure to areas of ____ pressurehigher; lower81
4697069937blood pressurepressure blood exerts in all directions82
4697071093blood pressure includes the pressure against walls of blood vessels, t or ftrue83
4697071927recoil of elastic arterial walls does not play a role in maintaining blood pressure, t or ffalse recoil of elastic arterial walls plays a role in maintaining blood pressure84
4697074021what dissipates most of blood pressure?resistance to blood flow in the narrow diameters of tiny capillaries and arterioles85
4697074660systolic pressurepressure in arteries during ventricular systole86
4697075348systolic pressure is the highest pressure in the arteries, t or ftrue87
4697075602diastolic pressurepressure in the arteries during diastole88
4697076408diastolic pressure is _____ than systolic pressurelower89
4697076409pulserhythmic bulging of artery walls with each heartbeat90
4697077971_______ mechanisms regulate arterial blood pressure by altering the _____ of _____homeostatic; diameter of arterioles91
4697078644vasoconstrictioncontraction of smooth muscle in arteriole walls92
4697079006vasoconstriction _____ blood pressureincreases93
4697079260vasodilationrelaxation of smooth muscles in the arterioles94
4697079900vasodilation causes blood pressure to _____fall95
4697079901nitric oxide is a major inducer of _____vasodilation96
4697080786peptide endothelin is a strong inducer ofvasoconstriction97
4697081455gravity does not have an effect on blood pressure, t or ffalse gravity has a significant effect on blood pressure98
4697083723fainting is caused by what?inadequate blood flow to the head99
4697084406animals with long necks require a very high _____ pressure to pump blood a great distance against gravitysystolic100
4697084639blood is moved through veins by (3)smooth muscle contraction; skeletal muscle contraction; expansion of the vena cava with inhalation101
4697085415what prevents backflow of blood?one-way valves in the veins102
4697085851valves are only present inveins103
4697086634arteries do not have valves, t or ftrue104
4697087089blood flows through only _____% of the body's capillaries at any given time5-10%105
4697087493capillaries i major organs are usually filledto capacity106
4697087950two mechanisms regulate distribution of blood in capillary bedsconstriction or dilation of arterioles (that supply capillary beds) and precapillary sphincters107
4697091454precapillary sphincterscontrol blood flow between arterioles and venules108
4697092310name the 3 things that regulate blood flowhormones nerve impulses other chemicals109
4697094375the exchange of substances between blood and interstitial fluid takes places acrossthe thin endothelial walls of capillaries110
4697096107blood pressure drives fluids _____ at the _____out of capillaries; arteriole end111
4697097158mot blood proteins and all blood cells are ______ to pass through the _____too large; endothelium112
4697099649all blood cells and most blood proteins are too large to pass through the endothelium, t or ftrue113
4697101363osmotic pressure drives fluid ________ at _____to capillaries; venule end114
4697104131blood pressure results in a ____ ____ of fluid from capillariesnet loss115
4697104132lymphatic systemreturns fluid that leaks out from capillary beds116
4697105849components of lymphatic systemnetwork of tiny vessels and larger vessels117
4697106785lymphfluid lost by capillaries118
4697107562the composition of lymph is the same as ____ _____interstitial fluids119
4697108312the lymphatic system drains into large ____ in the ____veins; neck120
4697108596what prevents the blackflow of fluid in lymph vesselsvalves121
4697115245edema is swelling caused by disruptions in theflow of lymph122
4697115246lymph nodesorgans that filter lymph; body's defensive from WBCs - white blood cells123
4697116403with infection, WBCs _____ and lymph nodes become ___multiply rapidly; swollen and tender124
4697117354with open circulation, fluid is ____ with the fluid surrounding all body cellscontinuous125
4697120498closed circulatory systems of vertebrates containblood (a more highly specialized fluid)126
4697121179blood in vertebrates is a ____ ____ consisting of several kinds of cells supended in _____connective tissue; plasma127
4697121180plasmaliquid matrix in blood128
4697122566the cellular elements occupy ____% of the volume of blood45%129
4697123639plasma occupy ____% of the volume of blood55%130
4697124918plasma functions (6)solvent; osmotic balance; pH buffering; lipid transport; clotting; regulation of membrane permeability131
4697127697cellular elements in blood are (7)RBCs (erythrocytes) platelets WBCs (leukocytes): basophils neutrophils eosinophils lymphocytes monocytes132
4697137958erythrocytesred blood cells133
4697138590erythrocytes are the most numerous blood cells, t or ftrue134
4697139047hemoglobiniron-containing protein that transports oxygen in red blood cells135
4697139437each molecule of hemoglobin binds up tofour molecules of oxygen136
4697139730mature erythrocytes lack (2)nuclei and mitochondria137
4697140793sickle-cell diseasecaused by abnormal hemoglobin proteins forming aggregates138
4697141418leukocyteswhite blood cells139
46971425075 types of leukocytesmonocytes lymphocytes basophils neutrophils eosinophils140
4697143711function of leukocytesphagocytize bacteria mount immune responses against foreign substances141
4697144709leukocytes are found both in and outside of the circulatory system, t or ftrue142
4697144710plateletsfragments of cells blood clotting143
4697145196erythrocytes, leukocytes and platelets all develop from ___ ____ in the _____stem cells; red marrow of bones144
4697154874erythropoietin (EPO)hormone that stimulates erythrocyte production when oxygen delivery is low145
4697156811physicians use _________ to treat anemiarecombinant EPO146
4697159186B cells and T cells are called ____ and are developed from ___ ___ ___lymphocytes; lymphoid stem cells147
4697160099coagulationformation of solid clot from liquid blood148
4697161080thrombusblood clot within a blood vessel that can block blood flow149
4697161354what forms a clotconversion of inactive fibrinogen to fibrin150
4697162106atherosclerosisbuildup of fatty deposits (plaque) within arteries151
4697163202Low-density lipoprotein (LDL)delivers cholesterol to cells for membrane production152
4697163737High-density lipoprotein (HDL)takes excess cholesterol and returns it to the liver153
4697165250heart attack (myocardial infarction)damage/death of cardiac muscle tissue from blockage of 1+ coronary arteries154
4697165513strokedeath of nervous tissue in brain; usually from blockage of arteries in head155
4697166028angina pectorischest pain from partial blockage of coronary arteries156
4697166878inflammation causes (2)atherosclerosis and thrombus formation157
4697167741___ inhibits inflammation and reduces risk of heart attacks and strokeaspirin158
4697167742hypertensionhigh blood pressure; contributes to heart attack and stroke; can be controlled by diet, exercise, meds159
4697168270gas exchangesupplies oxygen for cellular respiration; disposes of CO2160
4697168588lungsinfolding of the body surface161
4697169778the circulatory system (open or closed) transports ____ between ____ and rest of bodygases; lungs162
4697170413the size and complexity of lungs correlate with an animal's metabolic rate, t or ftrue163
4697170926the _____ directs air to the lungs and food to the stomachpharynx164
4697173210gas exchange occurs in thealveoli165
4697173535path of air passagepharynx > larynx > trachea > bronchi > bronchioles > alveoli166
4697183229exhaled air passes over ____ cords in ____ to create soundsvocal; larynx167
4697185143___ and ____ line the epithelium of the air ducts and move particles up to the _____cilia and mucus; pharynx168
4697185759function of the cilia and mucuscleans respiratory system; allows particles to be swallowed into the esophagus169
4697189111alveoliair sacs at the tips of bronchioles170
4697193595___ diffuses from _____ into _____oxygen; epithelium > capillaries171
4697193990_________ diffuses from _______ across ______ and into air spacecarbon dioxide; capillaries > epithelium > air space172
4697194843alveoli lack ____ and are susceptible to ____cilia; contamination173
4697194844surfactantssecretions that coat the surface of alveoli174
4697195426preterm babies lack _____ and therefore vulnerable to respiratory distress syndromsurfactant175
4697198172breathingalternative inhalation and exhalation of air that ventilates the lungs176
4697198839mammals ventilate their lungs by ___ ___ ___negative pressure breathing177
4697198840negative pressure breathingpulls air into lungs via inhalation178
4697199775lung volume _____ as the rib muscles and diaphragm ____increases; contract179
4697199776tidal volumevolume of air inhaled with each breath180
4697200169vital capacitymaximum tidal volume181
4697200365residual volumethe air that remains in the lungs after exhalation182
4697200803breathing is regulated by involuntary mechanisms , t or ftrue183
4697200998breathing control centers are in themedulla oblongata184
4697204669sensors in the ___ and ___ ___ monitor oxygen and co2 concentrations in the bloodaorta; carotid arteries185
4697205080modulation of breathing takes place in the ____, next to the medullapons186

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