Match each vascular structure to its function
Match each vascular structure to its function
Multiple Choice
Multiple Choice
Multiple Choice
100

Site exchange of nutrients and oxygen

What is Capillaries

100

Another name for veins based on their ability to carry varying amounts of blood

What is capacitance vessels

100

Which blood vessels connect two sides of the vascular system

What is Capillaries


100

Which process pushes plasma and dissolved nutrients through the arterial end of the capillary wall

What is filtration

100

Which arteries provide most of the brain's blood supply

What is internal carotid arteries


200

Layer of blood vessel wall made of strong fibrous connective tissue that supports and protects

What is Tunica Externa

200

Blood vessels with the thickest walls

What is arteries

200

Which blood vessels have the greatest ability to expand and recoil

What is conducting arteries

200

Coronary arteries arise from which major artery

What is Ascending Aorta


200

Which organs receive blood from the mesenteric arteries

What are the intestines


300

Blood vessel containing one-way valves

What is Medium-sized veins

300
Layer of a blood vessel wall containing muscle and elastic tissue that allows a vessel to change diameter

What is tunica Media

300

Why is it important for tunica intima to be smooth

What is to prevent blood clots
300

Which area of the aorta supplies blood to the liver

What is abdominal aorta


300

Most common side for routine assessment of heart rate is the 

What is the brachial Artery
400

Produces chemicals that cause blood vessels to dilate or constrict and lines all blood vessels

What is Tunica Intima

400

Also called "muscular" vessels that deliver blood to specific organs

What is distributing arteries

400

Capillary walls are composed of

What is a single layer of endothelium with basement membrane


400

Which are the 3 branches of the aortic arch

What is left common carotid, brachiocephalic, and left subclavian arteries

400

The maximum pressure generated during ventricular contraction is called

What is systolic pressure

500

Larger protein molecules can pass through these vessels

What is Sinusoids

500

Veins closest to the heart

What is Large Veins

500

What happens as blood is transported from the aorta to the capillaries

What is Resistance increases

500

The abdominal aorta divides into

What is the right and left common iliac arteries

500

What 3 factors determine blood pressure

What are resistance, blood volume and cardiac output