Circulartory System

Circulartory System

Types of Circulation

Pulmonary

lungs

heart

Coronary

heart tissue

Sysetemic

heart

body

Blood

Red Blood Cells

contain Hemoglobin

Erthrocytes

White Blood Cells

figh infection

luekocytes

Platelets

Help form blood clots

thrombocytes

Carries O2 and nuytrients to cell

Controls body temp.

Carries CO2 and waste away from cell

Plasma

Liquid part of blood

Mostly water mixed with some nutrients

Blood Types

Type B

Can recieve B and O

Can donate to B and AB

Type AB

Can recieve all

Can donate to AB

Universal Donor

Type O

Universal Recipient

Type AB

Type O

Can recieve O

Can donate to all

Type A

Can donate A and AB

Can recieve Type A and O

Heart

Heart

organ made from cardiac muscels

pumps blood

Hollow and Muscular

Septum

Seperates oxygenated blood from deoxygenated blood

Designed to ABSORB and DISTRIBUTE

Blood Vessles

Blood Vessles

Arteries

carries O2 blood away from heart

Thick and Muscular

Pulse in sync with heart

Branches of into smaller arterioles

Arota

largest artery in the body

takes blood from heart to all parts of body

Pulmonary Arteries

Blood goes from heart to lungs

Breaks into smaller arterioles

Veins

carry deoxinated blood to heart

Pulmonary vein

Thin not very muscular

Break into smaller venules

Blood pushed back to heart

Vena Cava

largest vein

oxygen poor blood enters heart from body

Branches into smaller venules

Capilaries

1 cell thick THIN!!!

excahnge of gases with body tissues

Connect arterioles to venules

Lymphatic System

Lymph

consists of water and disolved minerals such as glucose

Network of vein like vessels that return fluid to blood stream

Types of Cardiovascular Diseases

Atherosclerosis

Artery thickness result of fatty buildups

Hypertention

when someones blood normally higher than normal

Heart Attack

Flow of blood blocked