Blood vessels
Receptors
Capillaries
Blood pressure
Arteries
100

arteries carry blood where 

Away from the heart

100

Baroreceptors are found in the 

carotid and aortic arch 

100

What is the purpose of capillaries 

Where gasses, nutrients, wastes, and hormones pass between the
blood and tissue fluid

100

What is hypertension

high blood pressure

100

The biggest arteries are 

Conducting arteries 

200

Capillaries do what 

connect the smallest arteries to smallest veins to create circuits

200

Baroreceptors monitor

Blood pressure

200

Capillaries are composed of 

endothelium and basal lamina 

200

What is hypotension

chronic low blood pressure 

200

The conducting ateries expand during when 

Systole 

300

Aorta, common carotid, subclavian, pulmonary trunk, and common iliac arteries are all examples of what 

conducting arteries

300

Chemoreceptors are found where 

Carotid body and the aortic body

300

Capillaries are distinguished by 

their permeability 

300

Peripheral resistance is used for

blood viscosity
vessel length 

vessel radius 

300

Function of distributing arteries

distribute blood to specific organs

400

Brachial, femoral, renal, and splenic arteries are all examples of

Distribution arteries

400

Functions of the carotid bodies 

Monitor blood chemistry, Adjust respiratory rate to stabilize ph, co2, and o2, glossopharyngeal nerve

400

Organs that use fenestrated capilaries often require 

rapid absorption or filtration 

400

Vasodilation is brought on by 

muscular passivity 

400

These arteries Provide shortcuts allowing blood
to bypass capillary beds 

Metarterioles

500

Sensory structures in the walls of major vessels monitor 

Blood pressure and composition

500

Aortic bodies 

Monitor blood chemistry, Adjust respiratory rate to stabilize ph, co2, and o2, glossopharyngeal nerve

vagus nerve

500

list the capillaries from least permeable to most permeable 

 Continuous capillaries
 Fenestrated capillaries
 Sinusoids

500

What are the ways of vasomotor control

1. Local control
autoregulation, reactive hyperemia, angiogenesis
2. Neural control
baroreflex, chemoreflex, medullary ischemic reflex
3. Hormonal control

500

The smooth muscle layers of these arteries consists of  three-fourths of
wall thickness 

distributing