Match Each Vascular Structure to Its Function or Characteristic

question 58

Multiple Choice

Match each vascular structure to its function or characteristic. Terms may apply to more than one question. Some terms may not be used.
a.arteries
i.sinusoids
b.tunica externa
j.tunica media
c.capillaries
k.capacitance vessels
d.tunica intima
l.distributing arteries
e.lumen
m.conducting arteries
f.resistance vessels
n.metarterioles
g.medium-sized veins
o.large veins
h.venules
p.arterioles
-How are capillaries organized?

• A) Each arteriole narrows until it becomes a capillary, after which it increases in diameter to become a venule.
• B) Capillaries are organized according to the needs of the tissue; some tissues have large capillary networks because they require rapid exchange of nutrients, chemicals, or gases, whereas other areas have no capillaries because arterioles supply sufficient amounts of blood.
• C) Capillaries branch off of arterioles to form a bed, or network, of many capillaries.
• D) Capillaries branch into sinusoids where the exchange of nutrients and gases takes place.

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