...compresses retinal blood vessels/photoreceptors resulting in poorly...
...by dilating blood vessels – drains aq....
...looking for leaking vessels or new vessels...
...vessels or new vessels Asmler grid –...

...the main organs, vessels, and tissues of...
...heart and blood vessels belong to the...
...iii. Surface blood vessels widening and narrowing...
...i. Response: Blood vessels widen, sweat is...
...i. Response: Blood vessels constrict, hairs stand,...
...Nutrients enter blood vessels to be transported...
...the surrounding blood vessels. The circulatory system...
...series of blood vessels. A double circulation...
...(“cardio”) b. Blood vessels (“vascular”) 2. The...
...through arteries b. Arteries—vessels that carry blood...
...exits capillaries. f. Veins—vessels that return blood...
...heart C. Blood vessels 1. General anatomy...
...that allows blood vessels to stretch. b....
...c. Epithelium—All blood vessels are lined by...
...2. Nearby blood vessels widen and leak...
...network of fluid-filled vessels and lymph nodes....
...two large lymphatic vessels that fuse with...
...triggering histamine release—blood vessels dilate and leak...
...structure 1. Blood vessels (arteries and veins)...
...veins) a. Blood vessels flow through channels...
...bone. b. Blood vessels deliver nutrients and...
...blue. ? Blood vessels look blue under...
...and blue-colored blood vessels in Module 11.8...
...lymphatic system has vessels throughout your body...
...just like blood vessels. Blood does not...
...heart and major vessels will be added...
...heart and major vessels. 11.11 Blood contains...

...muscle Squeeze on vessels to generate pressure...
...pressure Pulsating blood vessels Peristalsis Rhythmic contractions...
...fluid remains within vessels and does not...
...circulates within the vessels of a closed...
...out of the vessels Hemolymph Fluid that...
...wall Most have vessels that circulate fluid...
...and some blood vessels Most have open...
...and some blood vessels All have open...
...sinuses function as vessels Some control over...
...heart Vertebrate Blood Vessels A complex wall...
...wall varies among vessels Vertebrate Blood Vessels...
...vessels Vertebrate Blood Vessels Figure 8.10 Arterioles...
...electrical resistors, blood vessels can be arranged...
...area of the vessels Therefore, V is...
...protects delicate blood vessels of lung Systemic...
...many major blood vessels Especially carotid arteries...
...Highly elastic blood vessels that serve as...

...of tiny blood vessels (capillaries). At the...
...a circuit of vessels back to the...
...pumps hemolymph through vessels out into sinuses....
...is confined to vessels and is different...
...blood into large vessels that branch into...
...a series of vessels. The total length...
...length of blood vessels in an average...
...kinds of blood vessels. Arteries and veins...
...into arterioles, small vessels that convey blood...
...number of blood vessels in a particular...
...backflow from these vessels into the ventricles...
...arrangement of blood vessels. Lining the lumen...
...of all blood vessels, including capillaries, is...
...leave, and the vessels stretch from the...
...arterioles constricts these vessels, increasing blood pressure...
...the neck. Lymph vessels, like veins, have...
...Like veins, lymph vessels depend mainly on...
...lodge in lymph vessels to produce elephantiasis,...
...limbs. Along lymph vessels are organs called...
...leaks when blood vessels are injured. Blood...
...heart and blood vessels. The tendency to...