Blood Vessels
Capillaries
Clinical Views
Flow, Pressure, Resistance
Equations, Proportions
100

Carry blood away from heart, high in O2

Arteries

100

Capillaries are endothelium surrounded by what?

Basement membrane

100

Clot in a deep vein

Deep vein thrombosis

100

Volume of blood flowing through a vessel organ or entire circulation at any given time, equivalent to cardiac output

Blood flow

100

Pulse Pressure equation

Systolic - Diastolic = Pulse Pressure

200

Have direct contact with tissues, energy exchange between blood and tissue cells

Capillaries

200

These types of capillaries are the least leaky and found in the CNS skin, muscle, and lungs

Continuous capillaries

200

When small patchy plaques develop in walls of arteries

Atherosclerosis 

200

Force per unit are exerted on wall of blood vessels

Blood Pressure

200

Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)-pressure that propels blood to tissues

MAP=diastolic pressure + Pulse pressure/3

300

Carry blood toward heart, low in O2

Veins

300

These types of capillaries contain swiss cheese like holes and are in active filtration areas like the kidney

Fenestrated capillary

300

When an arterial wall thins and balloons out

Aneurism

300

Opposition to flow measured by amount of friction blood encounters as it passes through a vessel

Resistance

300

Pressure in the capillaries is

LOW

400

Has 3 layers including tunica intima, tunica media, and tunica externa

Blood Vessel Walls

400

These types of capillaries have large intercellular clefts where whole formed elements can move through and are found in the liver, bone marrow and spleen

Sinusoid capillary

400

Blood vessels inadequately fill and cannot circulate blood normally

Circulatory shock

400

Greatest influence on resistance

Blood vessel diameter

400

Blood pressure is directly proportional to 3 main factors which are

CO, TPR, and Blood Volume

500

Small changes in vessel _____ greatly influences _____ and _______

diameter; blood flow and pressure

500

Interwoven network of capillaries between arterioles and venules

Capillary Bed

500

Includes anaphylactic shock, neurogenic shock, and septic shock

Vascular shock

500

Blood flow is ______ proportional to difference in ______ _______

directly; blood pressure

500

Blood flow is _______ proportional to metabolic activity

Directly