Science, asked by Anonymous, 11 months ago

difference between artery and veins ?​

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Answered by Soloqueen93
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Difference between Artery and veins.....

Artery:

➟These vessels carry blood from the heart to various body parts.

➟ Carry oxygenated blood from the heart except the pulmonary artery.

➟Blood flows under high pressure.

➟Absence of valves

veins:

➟ These vessels carry blood from the various parts to the heart

➟ Carry deoxygenated blood from the body parts except the pulmonary vein.

➟Blood flows under low pressure.

➟ Valves are present to prevent the backward flow of blood.

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Answered by Anonymous
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It carries blood from heart to the organ.

blood flow with a high pressure and spped.

arteries are deeply situated in the body.

the walls of arterier are thick and tough.

Their lumen is constricted.

valves are absent.

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It carries blood from organ to the heart.

Blood flow with low pressure and speed.

veins are superficial just below the skin

the walls of veins are thin and soft.

their lumen is wide.

contain valves in the wall.

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