L1 Blood circulatory system histo - PDF
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Dr Samar Asker
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This document is a detailed lecture or presentation on the human blood circulatory system, including the types of blood vessels (arteries, veins, capillaries) and their histological structures. It includes detailed information, diagrams, and questions and is suitable for educational and learning purposes.
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# Faculty of Medicine - Delta University for Science and Technology ## Level 2, Semester 3 - Module (CVS) # The Blood Circulatory System ## Dr Samar Asker ### Prof of Histology and Cell Biology ## Learning Outcomes By the end of the lecture, the students will be able to: 1. Identify the types an...
# Faculty of Medicine - Delta University for Science and Technology ## Level 2, Semester 3 - Module (CVS) # The Blood Circulatory System ## Dr Samar Asker ### Prof of Histology and Cell Biology ## Learning Outcomes By the end of the lecture, the students will be able to: 1. Identify the types and structure of blood vessels. 2. Describe the histological structure of the blood vessels at both LM & EM levels. 3. Correlate the structure of the blood vessels with their function. ## The Blood Circulatory System ### Includes - The heart - Blood vessels ## Types of Blood Vessels 1. **Arteries** - Large elastic (Aorta) - Medium-sized (muscular) arteries - Arterioles 2. **Connecting vessels between arteries and veins:** - Blood capillaries - Blood sinusoids - Arteries venous anastomosis 3. **Veins** - Venules - Medium-sized veins - Large veins (IVC) ## Arteries - **Large Arteries**: aorta carries blood from the heart. - **Medium-sized arteries**: carry blood to organs. - **Small Arteries (arterioles)** regulate blood flow to capillaries. ## General Structure of Blood Vessels | | Description | | ----------- | ----------- | | I | Tunica Intima | | II | Tunica Media | | III | Tunica Adventitia | ### Tunica Intima 1. **Endothelial lining**: simple sq. epithelium. 2. **Subendothelial layer**: loose C.T. rich in elastic fiber. 3. **Internal elastic lamina**: wavy membrane of elastic fibers. ### Tunica Media 1. Smooth muscle 2. Elastin fibers 3. Fine collagenous and reticular fiber. 4. **External elastic lamina**: present in outer part of media of muscular arteries. ### Tunica Adventitia Connective tissue containing 1. Fine collagenous fibers 2. Elastic fibers. 3. Tiny blood vessels called *vasa vasorum* (vessels of vessels) to supply blood to the wall of large blood vessels. ## Large arteries (Aorta) - **Tunica Intima (10%)** - 1/6 of the thickness of the wall - Lining: simple squamous endothelium - Subendothelial C.T. rich in elastic fiber. - Undifferentiated internal elastic lamina - **Tunica Media (70%)** - Fenestrated **elastic membrane** (40-70 layer) - Smooth muscles in-between collagen fibers. - Ground substance mainly of **chondroitin sulfate** - **Tunica Adventitia (20%)** - Loose CT rich in elastic fibers. - Contains *vasa vasorum* which is a small blood vessels that supply the outer part of T. media & T. adventitia ### Functions of large arteries is 1. Trasport blood away from heart 2. Maintai diastolic pressure ## Lage veins - Inferior Vena Cava - Thick wall & wide lumen. - **Tunica Intima** - Thin - No internal elastic lamina - **Tunica Media** - Thin contains only **Smooth muscles fibers**. - **Tunica Adventitia (20%)** - Very thick loose CT contain collagenous **fibers**. - Contains *vasa vasorum* and nerves - Contains longitudinal arranged bundles of smooth muscl ## Medium sized artery & vein | | Medium sized artery | Medium sized vein | | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- | | Wall | Thick wall. | Thin wall. | | Lumen | Narrow lumen. <br> Not contain blood after death. <br> No valve in the lumen. | Wide lumen usually contains blood after death.<br> Valve present. | | Flow of Blood | It has a rapid flow to the whole body. | It has a slow flow of venous blood from the tissues. | | T. Intima | **Thick.**<br> Folded due to internal elastic lamina. | **Thin.** <br> Not Folded. | | T. Media | **Thick.** <br> Some elastic membrane. <br> External elastic lamina may be present | **Thin.**<br> Formed of few smooth muscle fibers. <br> No external elastic lamina. | | Adventitia | Thin and contain elastic fibers. | Thicker <br> No elastic fibers | ## Specialized medium-sized arteries | | Basilar (cerebral) artery | Coronary artery: | Umbilical artery | | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- | | T. Intima | Well developed IEL | Well developed IEL<br> Thick subendothelial CT<br> Contain fat droplets & longitudinal smooth muscle | No IEL | | T. Media | **Thin** | Thick + EEL | smooth muscle<br> Inner longitudinal & outer circular | | Adventitia | thin | Thin | Mucoid CT | ## Arteriole & Venule | | Arteriole | Venule | | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- | | Wall | End of muscular arteries <br>Thin wall. | Begin of muscular veins <br>Thin wall. | | Lumen | **Narrow lumen.** | | | T. Intima | Endothelium.<br> Thin subendothelial. <br> Absent internal elastic lamina. | No elastic fibers. | | T. Media | Two layers of smooth muscle with elastic fibers in between. <br> **No EEL** | Contained contractile pericytes. | ## It's MCQ Time - **External elastic lamina** is well developed in: - A. Capillaries. - B. Veins. - C. Basilar artery. - D. Sinusoids - E. **Muscular arteries.** - Which layer in an **elastic artery** is the largest thickest? - A. Tunica intima. - B. Tunica albuginea - C. Tunica externa - D. Tunica adventitia - E. **Tunica media.** - Which blood vessels **their media contain pericytes**? - A. Arteriole. - B. Veniole. - C. Fenestrated capillaries. - D. Blood sinusoids. - E. Continuous capillaries. ## References - Ross MH &Pawlina W. 2011: Histology. A Text and Atlas. - Junqueira LC and Carneiro J. 2003:Basic Histology. A Text and Atlas. - https://youtu.be/WLT7rhMVpk0 ## Thank You!