Question

Difference between artery and veins atrium and venticle

Answer 1

Artery's carry's blood from heart to body parts. veins carry's blood from body parts to heart Atriume is small in size and present above the ventricle. Ventricle is bigger than atriume and present below the atriume

Answer 2

Answer:

Arteries  

• Arteries divert blood from the heart to the tissues of the body.  
• Arteries convey oxygenated blood anticipate pulmonary artery.  
• Arteries have thick flexible solid dividers.  
• Arteries are generally situated further inside the body.  
• Valves are missing.  
• Arteries void up at the hour of death.  

Veins  

• Veins convey blood from the tissues of the body back to the heart.  
• Veins convey deoxygenated blood aside from the pulmonary vein.  
• Veins have flimsily non-flexible less solid dividers.  
• Veins are generally situated nearer underneath the outside of the skin.  
• Valves are available.  
• Veins get occupied at the season of death.