PPT-Blood vessels: The pulp organ is extensively

vascularized It is known that the blood vessels of both the pulp and the periodontium arise from the inferior or superior alveolar artery and also drain by the same veins in both the mandibular and maxillary regions The communication of the vessels of the pulp with the . . Pulp. Dental Pulp as a connective tissue. Dental pulp is connective tissue uniquely situated within the rigid encasement of mineralized dentin;. Although dental pulp shares many properties with other connective tissues of the body;. Blood Vessels. Our Goals Today.... Explain the difference between the five types of blood vessels.. Arteries, Veins, Arterioles, . Venules. and Capillaries. Identify and give the function (including where the vessel is carrying blood from and where it is carrying blood to) of each major blood vessel. Blood Vessels: The Vascular System. Taking blood from the heart to the tissues and back. Arteries. Arterioles. Capillaries. Venules. Veins. The Vascular System. 4. Differences Between Blood Vessel Types. AND AGE CHANGES OF PULP. WHAT IS PULP?. Pulp is a delicate, specialized connective tissue containing thin-walled blood vessels, nerves, and nerve endings enclosed within dentin. . How does the pulp form?. SLO 2. Blood Vessels can be divided into five groups:. Arteries . Carry blood away from the heart towards tissues. The heart’s ventricles pump blood into the arteries. Blood Vessels. Arterioles. Small subdivisions of the arteries. 1. Spring 2018. OPTN Policy 2.6.B . Deceased Donor Blood Subtype . Determination . Can only use for allocation when no conflicting subtyping results. Conflicting . results include those from transplant hospital or another lab if reported to the OPO prior to or during allocation. Blood Vessels P A R T A Blood vessels and circulation Blood is carried in a closed system of vessels that begins and ends at the heart 5 types of blood vessels Arteries – carries blood away from the heart Delivery system of dynamic structures that begins and ends at the heart. Arteries: carry blood away from the heart; oxygenated except for pulmonary circulation and umbilical vessels of a fetus. Capillaries: contact tissue cells and directly serve cellular needs. What are the four main components of blood?. Describe the features of a red blood cell which aids it’s transportation of oxygen. Explain the journey an oxygen molecule takes from the alveoli to respiring tissues. Explain the functions of the spleen.. Describe the structure of splenic pulp, its stroma, and the organization of the parenchyma within the red and white pulp.. Explain the structure of the blood filtration barrier.. Primary lymphoid tissue. : Bone marrow, Bursa of fabricius, Thymus.. Secondary lymphoid tissue. : Lymph node, Spleen.. Tertiary lymphoid tissue. : Mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue, Intra-epithelial lymphocytes.. vascularized. and innervated connective tissue of . mesodermal. origin enclosed by dentin with communications to the periodontal ligament.. Dental . Pulp. ANATOMY. General features. The pulp is housed in the pulp chamber of the crown and in the root canal of the root. The pulp present in the crown is called . Learning Objectives. AO1: List the different blood vessels found in the body. . AO2: Describe the process of the redistribution f blood. . AO3: Explain the effects exercise has on the redistribution of blood. . vascularized. and innervated connective tissue of . mesodermal. origin enclosed by dentin with communications to the periodontal ligament.. ANATOMY. General features. The pulp is housed in the pulp chamber of the crown and in the root canal of the root. The pulp present in the crown is called .