In Veins, the Outer Layer Is Thinner Than in Arteries

question 62

Multiple Choice

In veins, the outer layer is thinner than in arteries because:

• A)blood will not clot in veins
• B)the blood pressure in veins is so low that rupture is unlikely
• C)it has to help prevent backflow of blood
• D)blood pressure is high in veins

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