Exam 10: The Blood Vessels and Blood Pressure
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Arteriolar smooth muscle normally displays a state of partial constriction known as __________,which establishes a baseline of arteriolar resistance.
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vascular tone
Circulatory shock from extensive loss of blood volume is known as:
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E
By the time the blood enters the venous system,blood pressure averages only:
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Although ventricular pressure falls to 0 mm Hg during diastole,arterial pressure does not fall to 0 mm Hg because the next cardiac contraction refills the arteries before all the blood drains off.
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Local arteriolar myogenic and chemical mechanisms that keep tissue blood flow fairly constant (despite rather wide deviations in mean arterial driving pressure)is termed:
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What vasoactive chemicals do arteriolar endothelial cells release?
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Right atrial volume receptors and hypothalamic osmoreceptors are primarily important in water and salt balance in the body.
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The large holes within the leaky capillaries of the kidneys and intestines are known as:
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What compound brings about local arteriolar vasodilation by causing relaxation of arteriolar smooth muscle in the vicinity?
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During systole,no blood enters the arteries,while blood continues to leave,driven by elastic recoil.
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Large percentages of the cardiac output are distributed to the kidneys in order to eliminate metabolic wastes and adjust water and electrolyte composition.
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What harmful compound does the pancreas release when it does not get enough blood due to circulatory shock?
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The efferent pathway of the cardiovascular control center is the ___________ nervous system.
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On average,the hydrostatic pressure is 37 mm Hg at the arteriolar end of a tissue capillary.
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Arteriolar radius is extrinsically controlled by the hormones vasopressin and angiotensin II,which are potent vasoconstrictors.
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Capillaries consist of only a(n)__________ layer of flat __________ cells.
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Lymph percolates through lymph __________,which contain special __________ that destroy bacteria picked up from the interstitial fluid.
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The endothelial cells in brain capillaries are joined by __________ junctions so that pores are nonexistent.
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