Explain how the structure of an artery, is related to its function
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it has a thick layer to withstand the high pressure of blood
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Narrow lumen and thick muscular walls help the arteries to maintain high pressure.
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- The artery is made of elastic fibres which allow the walls to stretch ventricular systole.
- The arteries are able to maintain high pressure.
- The arteries have a smooth endothelial lining which reduces the friction of the blood flow.
- It has a narrow lumen and thick muscular walls to maintain the high pressure so that the blood can be flown to far distances all around the body.
- The arteries are made up of a thick layer of smooth muscles, these muscles allow them to exert a high pressure during contraction.
Hence, the structure of the artery helps the way it functions.
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