General
Capillaries
Factors affecting blood flow/blood flow general
Other
Blood flow
100

Which vessels are high pressure?

Arteries

100

Which type of capillary is found in areas of active filtration, absorption, or endocrine hormone secretion like in the kidneys and intestines?

Fenestrated


100

Lower blood pressure increases/decreases blood flow.

Decreases

100

This is the process of blood cells moving back into the capillary system.

Reabsorption

100

This is the artery system in the brain:

Circle of Willis

200

This is when two or more arteries supply the same area of the body.

An anastamosis

200

Which specific type of blood vessel dilates to allow blood to flow into a capillary bed?

Terminal arteriole or metarteriole

200

An increase in vacular resistance would increase/decrease blood flow

Decrease

200

Which vessels have a thicker tunica externa?

Veins

200

These three veins are deep in the arm.

Brachial, radial, ulnar

300

Which vessels carry blood back to the heart?

veins

300

What are the three methods of capillary exchange?

diffusion, transcytosis, bulk flow

300

Where is the cardiovascular center of the brain located?

Medulla oblongata

300

What is the process by which skeletal muscle milks blood back up to the heart?

Muscular pump

300

A blockage in the subclavian artery would decrease blood flow to the:

Axillary artery

400

What is the innermost layer (at the lumen) of a blood vessel called?

Tunica intima or tunica interna

400

Which pressure drives movement of red blood cells out of the capillary at the arterial end of a capillary?

Blood hydrostatic pressure

400

A blockage in the external iliac artery would decrease blood flow to:

The femoral artery

400

Large-scale blood loss leads to this type of shock.

Hypovolemic

400

Blood flows back to the heart from the lower body via the:

Inferior vena cava

500

Which type of artery is the renal artery?

Muscular artery

500

Which pressure drives movement of red blood cells back into the capillary at the venule end?

Blood colloid osmotic pressure

500

The vein found in the neck is called:

Jugular veins

500

This is considered normal blood pressure

Below 120/80

500

The vein that brings blood from the spleen and intestines to the liver is called the:

Hepatic portal vein

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