【医学课件】 Blood Vessels and Circulation.pptVIP

Chapter 21 Blood Vessels and Circulation;Today in class we will discuss: General characteristics of blood vessels The anatomy of blood vessels The differences between arteries and veins The general functional patterns of blood vessels The types of arteries based on size, structure, and basic function Cardiovascular receptors And identify the major systemic arteries of the: Aortic arch Head, brain, and neck Upper and lower extremities Trunk (thoracic and abdominal regions);*;Blood Vessels;Anatomy of Blood Vessels;Fig. 21-1;Fig. 21-1;Differences Between Arteries and Veins;Structural Characteristics of Vessels Change Gradually as They Travel Away from/Toward Heart;Arteries;Arteries;Fig. 21-2, right, p. 711;Elastic Arteries;Muscular Arteries;Arterioles;Cardiovascular Receptors;Cardiovascular Receptors;Figure 20-8b;Aneurysm;Figure 21-21;Systemic Arteries;Figure 21-22 b;Figure 21-22a;Arteries of the Head and Neck;Cardiovascular Receptors;Arteries of the Brain;Figure 21-24a;Strokes;Arteries of the Chest andUpper Limbs;Figure 21-21 b;Figure 21-25;Figure 21-22a;Arteries of the Trunk;Figure 21-25b, top;Thoracic Aorta;Abdominal Aorta;Figure 21-25;Figure 21-25;Fig. 21-25b;Unpaired Branches of the Abdominal Aorta ;Paired Branches of the Abdominal Aorta ;Figure 21-25;Distal Branches of theAbdominal Aorta;*;Arteries of the Lower Limb;Today in class we will discuss: The structure of capillaries, different types of capillaries, and they function The types of veins based on size, structure, and basic function Blood distribution among the different type of blood vessels And identify the major systemic veins associated with: Head, brain, and neck Upper and lower extremities Trunk (thoracic and abdominal regions) The hepatic portal system;Capillaries;Capillary Structure;Figure 21-4;Capillaries;Continuous Capillaries;Specialized Continuous Capillaries;Fenestrated Capillaries;Sinusoids;Capillary Bed/Plexus;Capillary Bed Structures;Figure 21-5;Collaterals;Vasomotion;Veins;Veins;Fig