The circulatory system

the 2 basic designs of the closed system ( specialized one cycle and specialized two-cycle, systems), advantages of the closed system and talks about valves

describes all the components of the closed circulatory system as well as the break down of the various systems the circulatory system is divided into

hearts in mammals. the 2 main types of hearts (peristaltic hearts and chambered hearts). in-depth discussion and analyses of the various components of the heart such as the types of muscles, the chambers etc. describe pulmonary circulation and systematic circulation. how blood flows and the cycles i...

describes the different structures of the arteries, capillaries and veins. control of blood flow in the various blood vessels. discusses relationships that the heart has with pressure and velocity of the blood. a short discussion on heart attacks and Atherosclerosis

introduction to the animal heart structure and function. this is the first of several detailed class notes that will help you ace your exam or test on the circulatory system

Apologies for the typo - this is a document about the mammalian *fetal* heart. Part 8 of the circulatory system notes. topics covered in this note are: circulation in the fetal system, the blood flow pathway in the unborn baby, inside the fetal heart analysis, and how the babies heart changes once i...

Part 7 of the notes for the circulatory system. topics discussed include: How the reptile circulatory systems of non-crocodilian (and non-avian) reptiles differ from mammals, the mammalian circulatory system, reptilian circulatory system, why blood doesn't mix like what is expected, turtle thermore...

Part 10 of the circulatory system notes. this document discusses the electrical activity of the heart (Including the different cells involved that electrical impulses travel through), the three types of cardiac muscle fibres and sequence of transmission

part 11 of the circulatory system notes. this note pack discusses the cardiac control output of the heart. we discuss the 3 main levels of control of blood flow in the circulatory system, cardiovascular control, types of afferent receptors, types of efferent receptors, terminology, and possible situ...

control of arterial blood flow, as well as important terminology to understand control of arterial blood flow - quick summary to make it easy to learn. talks about the local control of the capillary bed and breaks down the 3 levels of control

The lymphatic system is the 9th set of notes in my list of notes available for the circulatory system. this particular note discusses the general characteristics of the lymphatic system, the functions of the lymphatic system, how it works, movement of lymphatic fluid throughout the body, organs and ...