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The Cardiovascular System Michael Hall PhD. Michael Hall PhD. University of California University of California Los Angeles Los Angeles

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The Cardiovascular System

The Cardiovascular System

Michael Hall PhD.Michael Hall PhD.

University of CaliforniaUniversity of CaliforniaLos AngelesLos Angeles

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[email protected]@ucla.edu

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The Cardiovascular SystemThe Cardiovascular System

pulmonary artery

vena cava

pulmonary vein

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Epithelium and EndotheliumEpithelium and Endothelium

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Types ofTypes ofEpitheliumEpithelium

EndotheliumEndothelium is a is a specialized simple specialized simple squamous epithelium squamous epithelium

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EndotheliumSmooth muscle

Endothelium lines all blood vesselsEndothelium lines all blood vessels

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The role of endothelial cells in diapedesisThe role of endothelial cells in diapedesis

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The HeartThe Heart

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R. lung

L. lung

Trunk and legs

Head and arms

SVC

IVC

Aorta

Septum

RA

RV

LA

LV

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The Heart WallThe Heart WallEpicardium

Myocardium

Endocardium

Atrium

EpicardiumMyocardium

EndocardiumPericardium

Fluid

spac

e

Inside

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Heart valvesHeart valves

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chordae tendinae

Valve

E

E

Heart valveHeart valve

F

Valve

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Heart valves and supporting fibrous skeletonHeart valves and supporting fibrous skeleton

ValvesValves

FibrousFibrousskeletonskeleton

Cardiac Cardiac muscle muscle (myocardium)(myocardium)

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Conducting SystemConducting System

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Conducting system of the heartConducting system of the heart

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Purkinje cells Purkinje cells make up make up

the the Purkinje fibersPurkinje fibers,,

which constitute part of the which constitute part of the conducting system of the heartconducting system of the heart

EndocardiumEndocardium

Cardiac muscle fibers

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Conducting system of the heartConducting system of the heart

Bundle of His

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Cardiac MuscleCardiac Muscle

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Organization of Cardiac MuscleOrganization of Cardiac Muscle

Intercalated diskIntercalated diskIntercalated disc

myofibrils

myofiberendomysium

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Structure of a Cardiac Muscle SarcomereStructure of a Cardiac Muscle Sarcomere

Electron Electron MicrographMicrograph

DiagramDiagram

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Cardiac MuscleCardiac Muscle

Z-diskZ-disk

A-band

A-band

I-ban

d

I-ban

d

sarcomere

sarcomere

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cardiac muscle

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IDID

Branching fibersBranching fibers

Cardiac MuscleCardiac Muscle

NNCTCT

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Structure of intercalated disc Structure of intercalated disc of cardiac muscleof cardiac muscle

Fiber 3Fiber 3

Fiber 2Fiber 2

Fiber 4Fiber 4

FiberFiber 11

Z-disk

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Smooth MuscleSmooth Muscle

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Smooth Muscle CellSmooth Muscle Cell

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Smooth Muscle SheetSmooth Muscle Sheet

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Smooth Muscle Smooth Muscle

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Small Artery with Smooth Muscle Small Artery with Smooth Muscle in tunica media in tunica media

Endothelium

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Smooth Muscle ContractionSmooth Muscle Contraction

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The distributing portion The distributing portion of the cardiovascularof the cardiovascular

systemsystem

The arteries and veins The arteries and veins

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General Structure of Artery and Vein General Structure of Artery and Vein

T. IntimaT. Intima: :

Endothelium Endothelium + Subendothelium+ Subendothelium+ Elastic lamina + Elastic lamina

T. MediaT. Media: :

Smooth muscle Smooth muscle CollagenCollagenElasticaElastica

T. AdventitiaT. Adventitia: :

CollagenCollagenElasticaElasticaVasa vasorumVasa vasorum

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Structure of a typical Vein and ArteryStructure of a typical Vein and Artery

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ArteriesArteries

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Muscular (distributing) Muscular (distributing) artery (eg renal, splenic)artery (eg renal, splenic)

Elastic (conducting) Elastic (conducting) artery (eg aorta)artery (eg aorta)

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Muscular (distributing) Muscular (distributing) artery artery

Elastic (conducting) Elastic (conducting) artery artery

T. intimaT. intima

T. mediaT. media

T adventitiaT adventitia

IELIEL

EELEEL

T. intimaT. intima

T. mediaT. mediaT adventitiaT adventitia

elastic laminae elastic laminae

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Arteriole and venuleArteriole and venule

V

A

IEL

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Atherosclerosis: deposition of fat in the Atherosclerosis: deposition of fat in the intima layerintima layer

Leading cause of death in industrialized Leading cause of death in industrialized nationsnations

Death results from occlusion or rupture of Death results from occlusion or rupture of arteriesarteries

Prevalence is close to 100%Prevalence is close to 100%

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CapillariesCapillaries

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CapillariesCapillariesContinuous Fenestrated Sinusoidal

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Continuous Fenestrated Sinusoidal

Types of capillariesTypes of capillaries

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Capillary Capillary blood flowblood flow

A-V A-V anastomosisanastomosis

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Capillary functionsCapillary functions

1.1.Selective permeability barrier:Selective permeability barrier: Exchange of nutrientsExchange of nutrients

2.2.Metabolic functions:Metabolic functions: Effect on blood flowEffect on blood flow

1.1.Antithrombogenic effect:Antithrombogenic effect: Prevention of blood clottingPrevention of blood clotting

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VeinsVeins

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Muscular artery and large vein

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Large veinLarge veineg. vena cavaeg. vena cava

Medium veinMedium vein

t. i

t. m

t. a

t. a

t. mt. i

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Large vein

small vein/venuleSmall artery

Arterioles

Venule

TM

TA

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Contraction of skeletal and smooth muscleaid in the return of blood to the heart. Valves prevent backflow

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LymphaticsLymphatics

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Vblood flow

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Capillary Exchange

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Heart valveHeart valveelastica

CT

chordae tendinae

Valve

Valve