Circulatory System
Circulatory System
Circulatory/ Respiratory System
Respiratory System
Respiratory System
100

What structure will have a distinct internal elastic lamina?

muscular artery

100

Largest artery in the body

Aorta

100

A vessel that carries blood away from the heart

Artery

100

Why do you find cartilage in the trachea and bronchi?

prevent it from collapsing

100

What do clara cells do? (2 things)

- secrete glycoproteins to protect epithelium 

- anti-inflammatory role

200

Which vessel will carry deoxygenated blood?

vein

200

What is the must abundant artery?

muscular artery

200

What does blind-end mean?

closed at one end

200

What is the epithelium of the trachea?

pseudostratified columnar w/ goblet cells and cilia 

200

responsible for exchanging gases within the body. 

Alveoli

300

Molecule carrying oxygen on red blood cells

Hemoglobin

300

what looks similar to veins?

lymphatic vessels
300

Name the two functions of the respiratory system.

- remove CO2

- provide oxygen

300

At what point does cartilage and glands disappear? 

bronchioles

300
Where does the respiratory portion start?

respiratory bronchioles

400

The force of blood against the walls of the blood vessels 

Blood pressure

400

What is unique about the endocardium?

Purkinje fibers

400

The trachea branches into two ....

Bronchi

400

Where do you find Clara cells?

bronchioles

400

What bridges the gaps between c-shaped cartilage plates?

smooth muscle 

500
List the 4 criteria to differentiate between arteriole and venule

lumen size

structure

muscular layers

valves

500

What are the blood vessels within the adventitia layer called?

vaso vasorum

500

another name of windpipe

trachea

500

What are the components that condition the air?

(hint: 3 things)

Double the points... how does it condition the air?

warmth by underlying blood vessels

moisture- serous and mucus secretions

filter- mucus traps debris

500
What are the functions of the 2 different pneumocytes?

Double the points... What is the percentage of the cell population of each cell type in the lungs?

type 1 - constitutes part of the thine gaseous diffusion 95%

type 2- secrete surfactant (reduce surface tension to prevent alveolar collapse) 5%