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BLOOD CIRCULATORY SYSTEM

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BLOOD CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
Blood
- Functions
- transportation of materials
- digested end products
- respiratory gases
- excretory by products
- Protects body against pathogenic microbs & producing antibodies
- Maintenance of chemical co-ordination &homostatis
- transportation of materials
- Blood pressure
- Normal BP 120/80 mm Hg
- Systolic BP
- Heart beat that contracts & pushes blood thru the arteries to the rest of the body
- 110-120 mm Hg
- Heart beat that contracts & pushes blood thru the arteries to the rest of the body
- Diastolic BP
- The pressure in the artery when heart rests between beats
- 70-80 mm Hg
- The pressure in the artery when heart rests between beats
- factors that increase blood pressure
- Age
- sex
- stress
- Functions
Function- Circulating blood in the body & protecting it from micro organisms
Glucose & O2 are the main components to produce energy in the body
- Blood is the transport medium of glucose & O2 to the cells & taking the waste out of cells
- Blood has 55% plasma, 45% corpuscles
- Blood corpuscles 45%
- Red Blood Cells
- Biconcave disc like cells
- produced in bone marrow
- life span 120 days
- absence of nucleus
- a pigment called hemoglobin is present
- White Blood cells
- They are larger in size than RBC but smaller in number. 600:1 RBC:WBC
- Divided into 2
- Granulocytes
- Neutrophils
- 50-70
- Eosonophils
- 1-4
- Basophils
- 0-1
- Neutrophils
- Non-granulocytes
- Lymphocytes
- 20-40
- monocytes
- 2-8
- Lymphocytes
- Granulocytes
- nucleus is present
- produced in bone marrow
- They destroy infected parts that enter the body by phagocytosis
- WBC increases when microbial infections occur
- Platelets
- No Nuclie
- one cubic milimeter of blood has 150000-20000 platelets
- No Nuclie
- Red Blood Cells
- Blood plasma 55%
- 92% of plasma is water. 2nd most abundant is protein
- water protein
- Albumin
- Globulin
- Fibrogen
- nutrients
- Monosaccharides
- amino acids
- Fatty acids
- Glycerol
- vitamines
- Ions
- Na+
- K+
- Ca+
- Mg+
- Ca+
- K+
- Na+
- Nitrogenous by products
- Urea
- Uric acid
- Creatine
- Uric acid
- Urea
- Gases
- O2
- CO2
- N2
- CO2
- O2
- Hormone, Antibodies & antigens
- Blood corpuscles 45%
- Blood has 55% plasma, 45% corpuscles
- Blood is the transport medium of glucose & O2 to the cells & taking the waste out of cells
The Heart
- Arterial system
- consists of all the arteries
- Transports Oxygeneratex blood
- Only the Pulmonary artery transports deoxygenerated blood to the lungs
- Transports Oxygeneratex blood
- consists of all the arteries
- Venous system
- consista of all the veins
- Transport De-oxygenerated blood
- Only Pulmanory vein transports Oxygenarated blood from lungs to the left atrium of the heart
- Transport De-oxygenerated blood
- consista of all the veins
- Heart Beat
- Atria & ventricals of the heart contract to pump blood out of the heart
- Contraction & dialation of heart muscles are known as heartbeat
- 72 beats /min - healthy person
- Contraction of Atria -
- Called Diastole (0.1 sec)
- Contraction of ventricals
- Called sistole (0.3 sec)
- after atria & ventria are in relaxed mode
- Called Intervening (0.4 secs)
- Contraction & dialation of heart muscles are known as heartbeat
- LUB DUB SOUND
- LUB
- produced wehen bicuspid and tricuspid valves close
- Longer sound
- produced wehen bicuspid and tricuspid valves close
- DUB
- When semi lunar valves close
- shorter sound
- When semi lunar valves close
- LUB
- Atria & ventricals of the heart contract to pump blood out of the heart
- Arterial system
Double Blood Circulation
- Pulmonary circulation
- Blood circulation where blood flow through lungs
- The right ventricle of the heart act s as the pump
- Blood circulation where blood flow through lungs
- Systemic circulatoin
- Blood flow through the rest of the organs
- Left ventricle of the heart acts like the pump
- Blood flow through the rest of the organs
- In human iblood circulates once thru the body & flows twice thru the Heart. This is double circulation
- Process
- Oxygenrated blood come tn the Pulmonary vein enters the left artrium
- left atrium contracts and pushes the blood thru the valve to the left Atrium
- The left ventrical contracts
- Blood is pushed to the Aorta thru the Aortic valve
- Aorta takes O2 blood to all parts of the body except the lungs
- The blood goes thru arteries & capillaries
- The deoxygenarated blood goes thru veins & venacava back to the heart to the right atrium
- The right atrium contracts & de O2 blood goes into the right ventrium thru the valve to the right ventrical
- right ventrium contracts & deO2 blood gets pushed to the Pulmonary artery
- exchange of gases in the alveoli of lungs
- Gas exchange in the Alveoli in lungs
- O2 blood flows back to heart thru Pulmonary vein
- Gas exchange in the Alveoli in lungs
- exchange of gases in the alveoli of lungs
- right ventrium contracts & deO2 blood gets pushed to the Pulmonary artery
- The right atrium contracts & de O2 blood goes into the right ventrium thru the valve to the right ventrical
- The deoxygenarated blood goes thru veins & venacava back to the heart to the right atrium
- The blood goes thru arteries & capillaries
- Aorta takes O2 blood to all parts of the body except the lungs
- Blood is pushed to the Aorta thru the Aortic valve
- The left ventrical contracts
- left atrium contracts and pushes the blood thru the valve to the left Atrium
- Left Atrium
- Bicospid valve
- left ventrical
- Aortic valve
- Aorta
- arteries
- capillaries
- deoygenarated blood
- veins
- Venacava
- right atrium
- Tricospid valve
- Right ventrium
- Pulmonary artery
- Lungs
- O2 blood
- Pulmonary vein
- Heart Left Atrium
- Pulmonary vein
- O2 blood
- Lungs
- Pulmonary artery
- Right ventrium
- Tricospid valve
- right atrium
- Venacava
- veins
- deoygenarated blood
- capillaries
- arteries
- Aorta
- Aortic valve
- left ventrical
- Bicospid valve
- Oxygenrated blood come tn the Pulmonary vein enters the left artrium
- Pulmonary circulation
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- 2019 Science (Biology) Mindmap am BLOOD CIRCULATORY SYSTEM, erstellt von minal Cooray am 23/06/2019.
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