_______________ has to do with the splitting of arterioles
Bifurication
_______________ are small blood vessels that allow deoxygenated blood to return from capillary beds to larger blood vessels (veins)
Venules
_______________ is the connection between two blood vessels.
Anastomosis
________________ is the peak of the ventricular contraction pushing blood out of ventricles.
Systolic Blood Pressure
Each red blood cell will deliver oxygen to the ___________________ that will feed your cells that are surrounding it
Capillary Beds
_________________ are very small and just before the capillaries
Arterioles
75% of your _______________ are closed at any given time, because we don’t have enough blood. It is an efficiency thing
Capillaries
_______________________ is the minimal pressure or the relaxation
Diastolic
_______________________ are between arterioles and venules.
Metarterioles
We bifurcated arteries coming down getting smaller, smaller and smaller till we get down to ___________________.
Arterial
When the blood comes out of the heart it comes out of the ________________________.
Ascending Aorta
the difference between systolic and the diastolic is referred to as the ________________________.
Pulse Pressure
_____________________ is created by using a blood pressure cuff when taking someone’s blood pressure
Korotoff
__________________ is abnormal heart sound that can be heard in carotid arteries (neck).
Bruits
We have the ______________________ between the arterial and the venule
Metarterioles
________________ is the constant pressure when taking a blood pressure
Diastolic
______________________ is when blood is flowing thru the arteries. The center flows faster because the outside edge has viscosity (thickness)
Laminar Flow
____________________ is the mean arterial pressure
Map Pressure
________________ drop blood off to the capillaries and pick up unoxygenated blood to transport it back
Venules
Vessels will ______________________.
Anastomosize
The blood coming out of the heart goes into the ascending aorta and then aortic arch and into the ____________________________.
Descending Aorta
What blood pressure would give you a pulse pressure of 40?
120/80
_______________________ run between metarteriole and venules
Capillary Beds
________________________ is the flow that occurs normally at the heart valve and creates the heart sounds. The sound comes from blood spinning as it comes thru the heart valves
Turbulent flow
The medical field thinks 120/80 is ________________.
Pre-hypertensive
___________________ is calculated by taking the diastolic pressure and adding 1/3 pulse pressure
Map Pressure
In the process of returning the blood back to the heart to be reoxygenated the _______________ on the way up will not allow bifurcation
Vessels
___________________ will bifurcate as they move away from the heart getting out to the tissues
Arteries
___________________ is the turbulent pressure
Systolic
___________________ is abnormal in vessels it indicates there is atherosclerosis or plaguing going on.
Turbulent Flow
_________________ would be 140/90 or above
Hypertension
This would be beneficial because it shows the flexibility of your arteries
Map Pressure
The _________________ will cause dragging when it makes contact with the vessel wall
Viscosity
___________________ would be anything below 90/60
Hypotension
Blood coming out of the heart goes into the ascending aorta and then __________________ and into the descending aorta
Aortic Arch
When the blood comes out of the descending aorta it goes into the _____________________ and has to do major bifurcation to get blood to both legs.
Abdominal Aorta
___________________ would make someone have cold extremities and low energy
Hypotension
___________________ is a concern because we worry about flexibility, and aneurisms
Hypertension
If someone’s blood pressure is 125/80, what is the map pressure?