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Arteries have thicker walls than veins because they must be able to withstand the tremendous pressure from a beating heart. Veins have thinner walls because they need more room to hold blood. Arteries have more smooth muscle in their walls than veins to accommodate the pulses of blood generated by...
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Arteries have thicker walls than veins because they must be able to withstand the tremendous pressure from a beating heart. Veins have thinner walls because they need more room to hold blood. Arteries have more smooth muscle in their walls than veins to accommodate the pulses of blood generated by each contraction of the heart. All arteries comprise three layers: the tunica intima, the tunica media and the tunica adventitia. The veins also consist of three layers that contain smooth muscle and connective tissue like the arteries, but in lesser amounts than the arteries. The heart cannot hold all the blood in the body at once, so the blood needs to be stored somewhere. This extra blood is stored in the veins, which have wider diameters than the arteries. read less
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Due to High and low pressure in Arteries and veins.........
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Arteries and arterioles have thicker walls than veins and venules, respectively. The increased amount of smooth muscle that is found in arteries gives them extra strength and elasticity to deal with the surges of blood from the heart The smallest arterioles cannot have thick walls. But they...
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Arteries and arterioles have thicker walls than veins and venules, respectively. The increased amount of smooth muscle that is found in arteries gives them extra strength and elasticity to deal with the surges of blood from the heart The smallest arterioles cannot have thick walls. But they must also be able to deal with this pressure. So, even the smallest arterioles do have some supportive smooth muscle. This is shown in this figure from your book... here you can see that when smooth muscle cannot be thick enough to even form sheets, it can still enwrap the small arterioles. read less
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Yes because, normal B.P is 120/80, 120 denotes systolic blood pressure, and it from ventricles, to overcome this high pressure, arteries must have property of elastic, and after reaching the end of the artery, the pressure became 80 and so to hold this less blood pressure compared to arteries, vein...
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Yes because, normal B.P is 120/80, 120 denotes systolic blood pressure, and it from ventricles, to overcome this high pressure, arteries must have property of elastic, and after reaching the end of the artery, the pressure became 80 and so to hold this less blood pressure compared to arteries, vein have less elastic walls. read less
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As heart pumps out blood through arteries to different parts of the body, thereby blood flows in high pressure in arteries and can withstand ,so its more elastic than veins.
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Arteries have more smooth muscle in their walls than veins to accommodate the pulses of blood generated by each contraction of the heart. All arteries comprise three layers: the tunica intima, the tunica media and the tunica adventitia. The veins also consist of three layers that contain smooth muscle...
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Arteries have more smooth muscle in their walls than veins to accommodate the pulses of blood generated by each contraction of the heart. All arteries comprise three layers: the tunica intima, the tunica media and the tunica adventitia. The veins also consist of three layers that contain smooth muscle and connective tissue like the arteries, but in lesser amounts than the arteries. The heart cannot hold all the blood in the body at once, so the blood needs to be stored somewhere. This extra blood is stored in the veins, which have wider diameters than the arteries. read less
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Yes Right. Bcoz the blood flows thru it with a large pressure than in viens. If they are not elastic than they would rupture due to pressure. For smooth functioning they are more elatic than viens.
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Yes, Bcoz the blood flows thru it with a large pressure than in veins. If they are not elastic than they would rupture due to pressure. For smooth functioning they are more elastic than veins.
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