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CIRCULATORY SYSTEM, those that increase filtration: increased blood…

- - - - pumps the blood contained in it
    - - is filled with blood
- - - - right atrium wall
    - - heartbeat
    - - contraction rhythm
  - - - between auricles and ventricles
  - - - Chemicals
    - - age
    - - body temperature
    - - carbon dioxide density
    - - hormones
    - - nerves
    - - sport
    - - gender
- - - - blood to the atria of heart
  - - - blood from heart to other organs
    - - Two of them have semilunar valves at the points where the heart comes out
        
        pulmonary artery emerges from right ventricle
  - - - a single layer of epithelial tissue
    - - it is small in diameter
    - - exchange of substances between tissue cells and blood
  - - - contraction of ventricles
    - - constriction of blood vessels
    - - increase in blood volume
    - - increase in heart rate
- - - - have between
        
        tricuspid
  - - - have between
        
        bicuspid
  - - - where it is located
        
        in the openings connecting the ventricles to the arteries
- - - - liquid carried inside
        
        lymph
- - - - blood pressure and blood protein osmotic pressure
  - - - to the exchange of materials
    - - by leakage of blood plasma in capillaries between tissue cells
  - - - blood plasma in capillaries to leak towards tissue fluid
- - - - what does it mean?
        
        it is the innate resistance of the organism to any foreign factor.
      - provided by
        
        structures that form the first and second lines of defense
      - property
        
        hereditary and species specific
      - includes
        
        race-specific natural immunity
      - includes
        
        species-specific innate immunity
  - - - provided by
        
        structures that make up the third line of defense
      - property
        
        personalized
      - includes
        
        active immunity
        
        provided by
        
        T and B lymphocytes
        
        what does it mean?
        
        individual gains by secreting specific antibodies against the effects of pathogens
        
        How to gain active immunity?
        
        by grafting
        
        by passing the disease
      - includes
        
        passive immunity
        
        what does it mean?
        
        It is called ready taking immune elements such as antibodies and lymphocytes related to the disease of a sick person from another living thing
        
        How to gain active passive immunity?
        
        serum
        
        breast milk
        
        placenta
      - provides
        
        Foreign factors that exceed the natural immune system are neutralized by the cells in charge