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Capillaries
narrow endothelial tubes
supported by delicate conn. tissue
1 cell thick, shown as purple
Allo for transfer of O, nutrs., and waste to and from the blood due to their thin walls
Fluid escapes into tissue via arteriole side, and resorbs fluid from the venule end.
Capillary Bed
network of caps., the more “active” an area is, the more dense this is
Sinusoids
spec. type of capillary, in highly vasculated areas like liver, spleen, and bone marrow
wider and have fenestrations
Fenestrations
small holes in the sides of vessels
lets larger comps. flow in and our of the vessel
circular
The flow of blood is…..
heart, artery, capillary, vein
write out the simplified flow of blood, starting at the heart
red
Oxygenated blood and sometimes arteries are denoted by the color……
blue
Deoxygenated blood and sometimes veins are denoted as the color…..
Heart
4 chambers
central organ, pumps blood cont.
made of cardiac muscle that’s rhythmic and self-sustaining
spec. cells in wall that act like its timer
Atria
chambers of the heart
cranial/dors.
thinner walled
Ventricles
chambers of heart
thicker walled
caudal/ventr.
Right Atrium
3
recieves deO blood from the body
pumps it into right ventricle
Right Ventricle
8
recieves deO blood from the right atrium
pumps it to the lungs so that it can receive oxygen
Left Atrium
5
receives O blood from lungs
pumps it into left ventricle
Left Ventricle
10
receives O blood from right atrium
pumps O blood into the rest of the body(has the thickest walls to do so)
Septum
What separates the left and right side of the heart
Pericardium
fibroserous sac encircling heart. Has several layers
Fibrous Pericardium
Layer of pericardium
tough outer layer, fibr.
Parietal Layer
Layer of pericardium
Inner surface of fibrous layer
Pericardial cavity
Layer of pericardium
deep to parietal layer
contains a small amount of serous fluid to lubricate space. But not enough to put pressure on the heart
Visceral Layer
Layer of pericardium
deep to pericardial cavity
aka epicardium