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____ is small branch of an artery that leds in to a caplillary option a is capillaria option b is areolas , option c is arteriole , option d is none of the above ​

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Answered by LoverOfMyself
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Answer:

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Answered by aburaihana123
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Answer:

Arteriole is a small branch of an artery that leads in to a capillary.

Explanation:

Arteriole:

  • The connections between your arteries and capillaries are known as arterioles, which are tiny blood channels that transport blood out from your heart.
  • Through the use of their muscles, they may adjust their diameter to regulate your blood pressure and blood flow throughout your body.
  • They connect to capillaries as well to exchange waste, nutrients, and oxygen.

Function of Arterioles:

  • Capillary beds, which serve as the locations of exchange with bodily tissues, receive blood from arteries.
  • Capillaries exit the body and return to venules, which are tiny blood arteries that eventually enter larger veins and return blood to the heart.
  • Arterioles are considered  as the main resistance veins because they distribute blood flow into capillary beds.
  • The majority of the body's overall blood flow resistance and 80%, is provided by arterioles.

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