what is the difference between arteries and veins?
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arteries carries oxygenated blood while Vienna carries deoxygenated blood
arteries have strong cover while Vienna have wake cover
valves are present in Vienna but not in arteries
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Arteries
- They have thick valves.
- They carry blood (oxygen-rich blood) from the heart to various parts of body except pulmonary artery.
- Situated deeper under the skin.
- Thick and elastic valves.
- Blood flows at a high speed and pressure.
Veins
- They have thin valves.
- They carry blood from different parts of the body to heart except pulmonary vein.
- Just under the skin.
- Thin and less elastic walls.
- Blood flows at a low speed and pressure.
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