'Tunica media' presentation slideshows

Mt SAC Histology Unit 4

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Mt SAC Histology Unit 4

Mt SAC Histology Unit 4. Self Test, in order. Name. Name. Name. Nerve. Artery. Vein. Name. Name. Name. Name. Artery. Tunica externa. Tunica media. Tunica intima. Name. Name. Name. Name. Artery. Tunica externa. Inner elastic membrane of tunica intima. Tunica media. Name.

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Severe headache in a 54 year-old man

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Chapter 9 Circulatory system

Chapter 9 Circulatory system. ---Closed tubular system ---cardiovascular system ---Lymph vascular system. The cardiovascular S hHeart artery vein Capillary. Capillary 1) LM : endothelium: basement membrane: pPericyte: /flattened with processes /function: i. support

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Vasculature Digital Laboratory

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CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

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Vessels Digital Laboratory

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Figure 19.2

Arterial system. Venous system. Large veins (capacitance vessels). Heart. Elastic arteries (conducting vessels). Large lymphatic vessels. Lymph node. Muscular arteries (distributing vessels). Lymphatic system. Small veins (capacitance vessels). Arteriovenous anastomosis.

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Slot 5. 26: Capillaries . Spread prepartion of mesentery and section of tendon

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Cardiovascular System - Vascular System

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Cardiovascular System: Blood Vessels

Cardiovascular System: Blood Vessels. Chapter 19. Blood Vessels. Closed system starting and ending at heart 3 major types Arteries carry blood away from the heart Systemic are O 2 rich Pulmonary are O 2 poor Capillaries have direct contact with tissues

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Do Now 3/5

Do Now 3/5. WOD: NOCTURNAL ( nawk TUR nul ) adj. of or occurring at night NOCTURNAL animals sleep during the day and are active at night. A NOCTURNAL person is one who stays up late at night. DIURNAL , which means of or occurring during the day, is the opposite of NOCTURNAL.

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Connective Tissue

Connective Tissue. Connective Tissue. The major component of connective tissue is the extracellular matrix Extracellular matrix in turn comprises of protein fibres and ground substance

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The Cardiovascular System

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Lab 3 The Blood Vessels Gilbert Pitts, Ph.D., Joseph Schiller, Ph.D. & James F. Thompson, Ph.D.

Lab 3 The Blood Vessels Gilbert Pitts, Ph.D., Joseph Schiller, Ph.D. & James F. Thompson, Ph.D. Lab 3: Objectives. Examine: Slide #44 of artery, vein, and capillaries; #45 of atherosclerosis Circulatory tree and torso models Arm blood vessels model

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Unit II: Transport Cardiovascular System II

Unit II: Transport Cardiovascular System II. Chapter 18: pp 657-671 Chapter 17: pp 595-619. Cardiac Output (CO). 40. Maximum for trained athletes exercising at peak levels. Amount ejected by ventricle in 1 minute Cardiac reserve :  with fitness,  with disease. 35. 30. Normal range

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Lab Ex. 44 Blood Vessels

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Blood Vessels

Blood Vessels. Tunica interna (intima). Inner layer of arteries and veins Endothelium made of simple squamous epithelial cells. Tunica media. Consists of smooth muscle. Tunica externa (adventitia). Made of connective tissue. A rtery. A rteriole.

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Exercise 21: Anatomy of Blood Vessels

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Uk?ad krwiono?ny

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