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Chapter: 12.3 / Q: 31
How do arteries differ from veins?
Chapter: 12.3 / Q: 32
The wall of a capillary consists of one layer (or coat). What is it called?
Chapter: 12.3 / Q: 33
Which part(s) of the cardiovascular system has/have a single layer of endothelial cells as the innermost layer of the structure(s)?
Chapter: 12.3 / Q: 34
Which of the following parts of the cardiovascular system contain the greatest volume of blood?
Chapter: 12.3 / Q: 35
Which of the following describes an artery? An artery is a blood vessel that
Chapter: 12.3 / Q: 36
Some capillaries allow plasma proteins and phagocytes to enter and leave the blood. Which type?
Chapter: 12.3 / Q: 37
Arteries may be characterized as:
Chapter: 12.3 / Q: 38
Some capillaries are called “sinusoids”. These are capillaries that:
Chapter: 12.3 / Q: 39
Which of the following definitions best describes veins?
Chapter: 12.3 / Q: 40
What can be said about the endothelium of fenestrated capillaries?
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