Biology, asked by andrew680, 7 months ago

in older people,blood vessels are easily observed under the skin. what type of blood vessels are these - arteries or veins ? tell a reason behind your answer​

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Answered by joyceamyshiju
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Answer:

Explanation:

During rest, the older heart functions in almost the same way as a younger heart, except the heart rate (number of times the heart beats within a minute) is slightly lower. Also, during exercise, older people's heart rate does not increase as much as in younger people.

The walls of the arteries and arterioles become thicker, and the space within the arteries expands slightly. Elastic tissue within the walls of the arteries and arterioles is lost. Together, these changes make the vessels stiffer and less resilient. Since the arteries and arterioles are less elastic, blood pressure cannot adjust quickly when people stand, and older people are at risk for dizziness or in some cases fainting when they stand up suddenly.

Answered by ashwanikumarjaiswal5
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Answer:

arteries is the right answer

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