Exam 2 - part 6, transcapillary exchange (diffusion), venous return

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what are the 3 routes which chemicals can pass through the capillary wall

diffusion, filtration, pinocytosis

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do glucose and oxygen tend to diffuse into or out of the blood

out of

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does carbon dioxide and other waste usually diffuse into or out of the blood

into

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capillary diffusion can only occur if

1. solute can permeate through plasma membrane of endothelial cell

2. finds passage large enough

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what kind of molecules diffuse easily though the plasma membranes

lipid soluble

steroid hormones, o2, co2

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what kinds of molecules must pass through filtration and intercellular clefts

water-soluble

glucose, electrolytes

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which end of the capillary bed does fluid filter out of? which end does it osmotically re-enter?

arterial, venous

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what drives fluid out of the capillary

blood hydrostatic pressure

(high on arterial end, low on venous)

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what draws fluid into the capillary

colloid osmotic pressure

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oncotic pressure is the net colloid osmotic pressure and is found by subtracting ___ from ____

blood COP - tissue COP

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what % of fluid that is filtered by the capillaries is reabsorbed

85

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which capillaries do not reabsorb any of the fluid they filter

kidney capillaries in glomeruli

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which capillaries completely absorb the fluids they filter in order to keep fluid out of air spaces

alveolar capillaries in lungs

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accumulation of excess fluid in a tissue is known as

edema

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what are the primary causes of edema

1. increased capillary filtration

2. reduced capillary reabsorption due to decreased protein

3. obstructed lymphatic drainage

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what forms the pinocytic vesicles that are used by some substances in order to transfer across the capillary wall

pinching off of endothelial cell membrane

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what is pinocytosis responsible for moving

large lipid-soluble molecules

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what does venous return rely on

pressure gradient, gravity, skeletal muscle pump, thoracic pump, cardiac suction

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when you inhale, the thoracic cavity expands causing thoracic pressure to ____ and abdominal pressure to ___

decrease, increase

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does blood flow faster with inhalation or exhalation

inhalation

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exercise causes an increase in ___ and ___

co, bp