Disorders of blood and lymph circulation - hyperemia, bleeding, thrombosis
DISORDERS OF BLOOD AND LYMPH CIRCULATION - In a healthy organism, normal blood and lymph circulation is closely related to each other and is determined by the activity of the heart as a source of blood flow, vessels - a source of blood distribution and lymph collection; microcirculatory bed - a springboard for transcapillary metabolism and tissue metabolism. The function of the circulatory and lymphatic systems is provided by the mechanisms of neurohumoral regulation, which are aimed at maintaining homeostasis - the relative dynamic constancy of the internal environment. Disorders of blood and lymph circulation and their neurohumoral regulation lead to disruption of tissue metabolism, which leads to damage to tissue structure (alteration), the development of either type of dystrophy or necrosis. In case of damage at the level of the heart, there are general , at the level of blood vessels - local disorders of blood and lymph circulation. Loc...