Question

state differences between artery,vein,capillary

Answer 1

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☆Arteries take blood away from the heart to the body organs and tissues. The artery wall is thick and muscular so it can withstand the high pressure of the blood being pumped directly from the heart.

☆Capillaries are tiny, thin-walled vessels which form a network to take blood through the organsand tissues.

☆Veins collect blood from the capillaries in the body and return the blood to the heart. The wall of the veins are thin, the blood is at a much lower pressure. To prevent the backflow of this lower pressure blood the veins contain valves.

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Answer 2

Hey mate!

Here is yr answer....

arteries :
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<> arteries are the blood vessels...which transports oxygenated blood..

<> These are also called as rigid blood vessels..

<> These blood vessels transports the blood from heart to all the organs of our body..

<> The largest artery is Systemic aorta.

<> Arteries contains less lumen

Veins :
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<> veins are the blood vessels which transports deoxygenated blood.

<> These blood vessels are less rigid.

<> Veins transports the blood from the organs to heart.

<> The larger veins are Superior and Inferior vena cava

<> Veins contains more lumen

Capillaries:
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<> These are the fine branching of blood vessels...

<> These are thin....

<> The capillaries available as both --

- arterioles
-venules

<> these also contain small amount of lumen..

Hope it helps...

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