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Fill in the Blanks: Blood Circulation and Vessels

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Learn about the blood circulation system and the different types of blood vessels in this Fill in the Blanks game.

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Claire Rafferty
Claire Rafferty
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Learn about the blood circulation system and the different types of blood vessels in this Fill in the Blanks game.

par Claire Rafferty
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The blood circulation carries blood from the , through to the tissues , and back through to the heart .
Blood pressure with distance from the heart .

All blood vessels have a central lumen lined by the .

Compared to veins , arteries have thicker muscular walls .
The outer layer of artery walls is made of connective tissue with elastic fibres . The middle layer of artery walls contains and elastic fibres .

The contractions of the heart create surges of blood under . The elastic fibres in the artery walls allow them to and as these surges of blood pass .

Contraction of the muscle in the layer of the artery wall reduces the of the lumen of the artery ; this is called .

Vasoconstriction reduces the flow of blood into capillary beds .
Relaxation of the smooth muscle of the middle layer of the wall causes the opposite effect ; this is called . Vasodilation the diameter of the lumen .

Capillaries allow with the tissues .
The wall of the capillary is very , consisting of a layer of and a surrounding layer of connective tissue .

Compared to arteries , veins have walls with much less muscle . Veins contain which ensure blood only flows in one direction , back to the heart .

In most capillaries , the escaping fluid consists of water with a variety of dissolved substances including , , hormones , acids and mineral ions . This escaping fluid becomes . Tissue fluid is similar to blood plasma but does not contain plasma .

Tissue fluid returning to the capillaries carries with it and wastes for excretion . Lymph is returned to the veins near the heart .

 
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