Circulation System (Blood Circulation)
Cardiovascular System
Vein
Heart
Vesicle
4 Islets
Left Ventricle
Right Ventricle
Left Artial
Right Artial
substance exchange
Right Side
Left Side
Bicuspid
Tricuspid
Capillary
Systemic Circulation
Left Ventricle
Aorta
Circularity System Organs
Superior Vena Cava
İnferior Vena Cava
Pulmonar Circulation
Right Artial
Right Artial
Right Ventricle
Pulmonary Artery
Lung Capillaries
Pulmonary Artery is poor in oxygen
Exchange of Co2 and O2
Heart Nutrition
Coronary Vessels
All venas carry dirty blood except
Pulmonary Vein (Vena Pulmonalis)
Rich in Oxygen
Left Atrium
Left Ventricle
Structure of the Heart
Pericard
Miyocard
Endocard
Pericardial Effusion
Heart Muscle
Innermost Layer
Slippery Property
Protection from external factors
Muscle Cell
O2
Ventricles have more muscle thickness than the Artials
The working mechanism of the heart
Systole
Diastole
Tissues That Regulate The Work Of The Heart
3)Bundles Of Feeling
2)Atrioventriculer Node
1)Sinoatrial Node
4)Purkinje Fiber
Haemal
Artery
Vena
Semilunar Valvule
Thinner Wall
Thicker Wall
Contains Elastic Fibers
Blood Pressure Rank
Artery>Capillary>Vena
Total Cross Section Area
Capillary>Vena>Artery
Wall Thickness
Artery>Vena>Capillary
Structure of Blood
%55 Plasm
%45Blood Cells
Erythrocyte
Leukocytes
Seedless
Anaerobic Breathing
ATP
5-6 Million Amount In Human Body
Seeded
Determines The Blood Type
O2 And CO2 Carrying
Carries Hemoglobin
B And T Lymphocytes
Defense And Immunity
Platelets
It is involved in blood coagulation
5k-10k Amount In Human Body
Thrombon
Blood Coagulation
Lymph Circulation
Doesn't have
Red blood cells
Lymph Ducts
1.Way Of Lymph Circulation(Left Side)
lymph fluid
Contains
Leukocyte
Small Blood Proteins
A,D,E,K Vitamins
Tissue Fluid
Chylomicron
Lymphatic Capillary
Lymph Circulation doesn't have lymph artery
Lymph Vena
It is a very thin vein
Has one end
Large diameter
Has skeletal muscle
Contains one-way flaps
2.Way Of Lymph Circulation(Right Side)
Leg,Intestine,Lymph
Lymph Ducts
Peke Cistern
Thoracic Duct
Left Subcutaneous Vein
Right Lymph Duct
Superior Vena Cava
Right Atrium
Right Clavicle Vein
Superior Vena Cava
Right Atrium
Lymphoma
Swelling of the lymph nodes
Painless swelling
Sudden Weight Loss
Immune System
Infection and pathogenic organisms
Body
Body Reaction
and defense
Organs
Immune System
Innate Immunity
Primary Line
Secondary Line
Blocking
Saliva
Mucus
Tears
Microorganisms
Skin
Stomach Secretion
Specific Immunity
Pores
Lysozyme Secretion
Natural Killer Cells
Antimicrobial Proteins
Phagocytic White Blood Cells
Inflammatory Response
Breaks down and holds microorganisms
Cancerous Cells
Destruction
Destroying Pathogens
Injury
macroflage and Mast
Defense
Interferons
Against Virusus
Stimulates the cells which does pahogocytosis
Infected Cell
Interferon
Non-infected Cell
Chemical Matter
prevents the virusus from reproducing
Interferons are in Innate Immunity
B lymphocytes (fluid Immunity)
T lymphocytes(Cellular Immunity)
Plasma Cells
Antibody
Memory Cells
Keeps the germ-related information in memory
Infected Cells
Destruction
Acquired Immunity
Pasive B
Active B
Self Antibody Production
Natural Way
Artificially
Passing The Disease
Vaccine
Getting the antibody ready
Natural Way
Artificially
Mother Milk And Placenta
Serum
Auto-Immune Disease
The body declares war on itself