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Lipid Transport
Physiology of the Cardiovascular System
Fun Facts about our SGL + Blood Vessel Structure and Function
Anatomy of the heart and great vessels
Drug action in ANS
100

These particles form when chylomicrons lose most of their triglyceride content and become enriched in cholesterol esters in the exogenous pathway.

  • What are chylomicron remnants?
100
  • These 2 ion’s slow, sustained influx is responsible for the plateau phase in a     contractile cardiomyocyte action potential. 
  • What is Ca2+ and K+?
100

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This vessel has an incomplete     membrane and large gaps allowing fast diffusion of large proteins

  • Who is Alexa?
  • What are sinusoidal capillaries?
100
  • These muscular ridges line the ventricles and prevent suction during contraction. 
  • What are trabeculae carneae?
100
  • Beta-2 receptors are typically found here
  • What is skeletal muscle?
200

This apolipoprotein is the ligand for LDL receptor–mediated endocytosis.

What is ApoB-100?

200

This is the phase-name of when S1 and S2 sounds can be heard

  • What is isovolumetric contraction and relaxation?
200

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These small vessels supply the outer walls of large arteries and veins with oxygenated blood

  • Who is Ash?
  • What are the vasa vasorum?
200
  • This structure connects and allows communication between the pulmonary trunk to the aortic arch. 
  • What is the ligamentum arteriosum?
200
  • This describes the action of drugs that inhibit nerve impulses
  • What is sympatholytic?
300
  • This hepatic receptor selectively uptakes cholesterol from HDL.
  • What is SR-B1?
300
  • Cardiac muscle relies almost exclusively on this metabolic pathway, making it highly resistant to fatigue but vulnerable to hypoxia. 
  • What is aerobic respiration?
300
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  • This layer contains longitudinal bundles in smooth muscle in large veins
  • Who is Ozair?
  • What is the tunica adventitia?
300
  • This pericardial sinus lies posterior to the ascending aorta and pulmonary trunk. 
  • What is the transverse pericardial sinus?
300
  • This receptor subtype is found on the adrenal medulla 
  • What is nicotinic neural?
400
  • Statins increase the expression of this receptor.
  • What is a LDL receptor?
400
  • This phase of the cardiac cycle begins when ventricular pressure exceeds atrial pressure but remains below aortic pressure, causing all valves to be closed. 
  • What is isovolumetric contraction?
400
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  • These vessels regulate blood flow into capillary beds and provide the greatest resistance to blood flow. 
  • Who is Anetta?
  • What are arterioles?
400
  • This venous structure drains most of the heart’s venous blood into the right atrium. 
  • What is the coronary sinus?
400
  • This receptor subtype mediates bronchodilation and is the target of salbutamol. 
  • What is B2 receptor?
500

A patient with normal ApoC‑II and normal LPL activity still has delayed chylomicron clearance. Which specific defect in the exogenous pathway would most likely explain this?

  • What is ApoE deficiency with impaired hepatic remnant uptake?
500
  • This is the primary anatomical reason the left ventricular myocardium receives most of its blood flow during diastole rather than systole. 
  • What is compression of coronary arteries during systole?
500
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  • A patient in septic shock has profound vasodilation due to loss of vascular smooth     muscle tone. Which vessel type contributes most to the drop in systemic vascular resistance? 
  • Who is Rose and Lucy?
  • What are arterioles?
500
  • This surface of the heart is formed by both ventricles and the inferior surface of the right atrium. 
  • What is the diaphragmatic surface?
500
  • This leads to post-synaptic receptor up-regulation 
  • What is chronic adrenergic antagonist use?