strong vasoconstrictor that raises BP when too low
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aldosterone
released from adrenal cortex, raises BP, signaling kidneys to retain sodium, urinate less.
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ANP (atrial natriuretic peptide)
released from atrial cells, antagonist to aldosterone so lowers BP
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ADH (antidiuretic hormone)
raises bp, by promoting water retension by kidney, released from posterior pituitary.
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epinephrine and norepinephrine
released from adrenal medulla and sympathetic neurons casues vasoconstriction, raises BP.
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simplest pathway
heart → arteries → capillaries → veins → heart
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portal system
heart → arteries → 1st capillary bed → portal vein → 2nd capillary bed → veins → heart
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arteriovenous anastomosis
heart → arteries → vein → heart
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venous anastomoses
vein draining a capillary bed join w/ another vein to provide alt routes of blood draining from an organ. this is why vein blockages are not as life threatening as artery blocks
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arterial anatomoses
when 2 arteries merge to provide collateral routes of blood supply to a tissue common in coronary circulation and around joints
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the lymphatic system
network of vessels structures and organs that assists in circulating body fluids (lymph) and production of immune cells.
coating antigens with antibodies to make antigens easier target of phagcytosis
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precipitiation
enhances phagocytosis by grouping together individual cells or ag molecules making them immobile and less able to spread; easier targets for phagocytes
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neturalization
blocks the ability of ag to adhere to host cells by coating the ag with abs, diminishes pathogenicity
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complement fixation
abs interact.attract complement proteins causing cytolysis of microbial cell