What do the blood vessels in our bones do?
Q. I have to do a project and need to know. If you know anything else about blood vessels in the bones please add to your answer! Thanks!
Asked by Rene - Thu Feb 19 19:33:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They transport blood.
Answered by Abby Normal - Thu Feb 19 20:50:33 2009
Q. I have to do a project and need to know. If you know anything else about blood vessels in the bones please add to your answer! Thanks!
Asked by Rene - Thu Feb 19 19:33:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They transport blood.
Answered by Abby Normal - Thu Feb 19 20:50:33 2009
What kind of blood vessels are helped by the contracting of skeletal muscles?
Q. What kind of blood vessels are helped by the contracting of skeletal muscles? Please help me?
Asked by Marilyn G - Mon Feb 25 19:17:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends what you mean by 'helped'. 1. There is the skeletal muscle pump. This functions when you stand up and venous blood pools in your legs due to gravity. The skeletal muscle in you leg will contract (even without moving your leg). These contractions put pressure on the vein walls and force blood back towards your heart. I would answer veins... good luck
Answered by Clare - Mon Feb 25 19:24:28 2008
Q. What kind of blood vessels are helped by the contracting of skeletal muscles? Please help me?
Asked by Marilyn G - Mon Feb 25 19:17:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends what you mean by 'helped'. 1. There is the skeletal muscle pump. This functions when you stand up and venous blood pools in your legs due to gravity. The skeletal muscle in you leg will contract (even without moving your leg). These contractions put pressure on the vein walls and force blood back towards your heart. I would answer veins... good luck
Answered by Clare - Mon Feb 25 19:24:28 2008
How can you make broken blood vessels go away faster?
Q. I did an at home bikini waxing kit and it broke a lot of my blood vessels in one ares /: how can i help them and make them go away quicker? And about how long does it regularly take for them to fade away?
Asked by :) - Mon Jun 22 01:30:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Broken blood vessels cause bruising. Put some ice on the area ( wrapped in a wash cloth) and the swelling and bruising should go away.
Answered by Muffett : - Mon Jun 22 02:14:54 2009
Q. I did an at home bikini waxing kit and it broke a lot of my blood vessels in one ares /: how can i help them and make them go away quicker? And about how long does it regularly take for them to fade away?
Asked by :) - Mon Jun 22 01:30:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Broken blood vessels cause bruising. Put some ice on the area ( wrapped in a wash cloth) and the swelling and bruising should go away.
Answered by Muffett : - Mon Jun 22 02:14:54 2009
Can a dog get broken blood vessels in her eyes from choking?
Q. My dogs were wrestling outside and one got her jaw hooked in the other dogs collar. In a short amount of time, my lab could not breathe, but my aussie was panicking and could not get the collar out of her mouth. Now my lab has protruding red rings around her eyes. I think she must have broken some blood vessels in her eyes. I am planning to call the vet in the morning, but has anyone encountered this before?
Asked by emma - Sun Jan 20 21:11:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, You really need to take her to the vet now.
Answered by cordeliabrainiac - Sun Jan 20 21:39:36 2008
Q. My dogs were wrestling outside and one got her jaw hooked in the other dogs collar. In a short amount of time, my lab could not breathe, but my aussie was panicking and could not get the collar out of her mouth. Now my lab has protruding red rings around her eyes. I think she must have broken some blood vessels in her eyes. I am planning to call the vet in the morning, but has anyone encountered this before?
Asked by emma - Sun Jan 20 21:11:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, You really need to take her to the vet now.
Answered by cordeliabrainiac - Sun Jan 20 21:39:36 2008
How long to heal broken blood vessels from foot injury?
Q. 7 weeks ago i wash kicked in ankle playing indoor soccer. Had X Ray and they ruled out any broken bones just a severe sprain. I can only bear partial weight and if i leave my foot down for 10-15 minutes it turns purple from blood pooling. How long does it take for the blood vessels to heal or is blood just trying to go to injury to help heal it?
Asked by Jessica - Tue Mar 9 14:35:05 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. 7 weeks ago i wash kicked in ankle playing indoor soccer. Had X Ray and they ruled out any broken bones just a severe sprain. I can only bear partial weight and if i leave my foot down for 10-15 minutes it turns purple from blood pooling. How long does it take for the blood vessels to heal or is blood just trying to go to injury to help heal it?
Asked by Jessica - Tue Mar 9 14:35:05 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
what causes blood vessels in eye to become engorged?
Q. The blood vessels in the back of th eye, what would cause them to become engorged?
Asked by Dub - Tue Apr 21 17:21:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. diabetes, hypertension
Answered by me87 - Tue Apr 21 17:24:51 2009
Q. The blood vessels in the back of th eye, what would cause them to become engorged?
Asked by Dub - Tue Apr 21 17:21:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. diabetes, hypertension
Answered by me87 - Tue Apr 21 17:24:51 2009
how can iget rid of burst blood vessels on my forehead?
Q. They look like spots, but on closer inspection, they are not raised and are obviously burst blood vessels. Any natural remedies you can recommend?
Asked by lovelylexie - Thu Oct 19 16:38:31 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They should fade out over time. What have you been doing to burst blood vessels in your head?! Anyway... Any inflammatory cream should help.
Answered by Fantom Doughnut Eater - Thu Oct 19 16:41:11 2006
Q. They look like spots, but on closer inspection, they are not raised and are obviously burst blood vessels. Any natural remedies you can recommend?
Asked by lovelylexie - Thu Oct 19 16:38:31 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They should fade out over time. What have you been doing to burst blood vessels in your head?! Anyway... Any inflammatory cream should help.
Answered by Fantom Doughnut Eater - Thu Oct 19 16:41:11 2006
How long for popped blood vessels to heal?
Q. I was sick last night and was throwing up all night. Now i have little red dots from popped blood vessels on the side of my face from throwing up so hard. How long will it take for them to g away?
Asked by Sadie - Wed Sep 9 21:59:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That happened to me once lol It lightened within 2 or 3 days. It completely dissipated within a week.
Answered by Poison_Ivory - Wed Sep 9 22:09:40 2009
Q. I was sick last night and was throwing up all night. Now i have little red dots from popped blood vessels on the side of my face from throwing up so hard. How long will it take for them to g away?
Asked by Sadie - Wed Sep 9 21:59:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That happened to me once lol It lightened within 2 or 3 days. It completely dissipated within a week.
Answered by Poison_Ivory - Wed Sep 9 22:09:40 2009
How does the Acetylcholine causes dilation of the blood vessels?
Q. Blood vessels does not have any Muscarinic receptors or innervation.
Asked by lalolemus - Tue Jun 13 19:25:26 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Endothelium-Dependent dilation induced by agonists like acetylcholine is partially resistant to inhibitors of nitric oxide-mediated dilation (15, 18, 22). Acetylcholine also evokes endothelium-dependent smooth muscle hyperpolarization, which is not inhibited by L-arginine analogues, methylene blue or hemoglobin (8, 12, 19). Furthermore, exogenous nitric oxide has little affect on smooth muscle membrane potential (19, 28). Therefore, the hyperpolarizing effect of agonists like acetylcholine has been attributed to an endothelium-derived hyperpolarizing factor (EDHF). "
Answered by Doctor2007 - Tue Jun 13 19:30:56 2006
Q. Blood vessels does not have any Muscarinic receptors or innervation.
Asked by lalolemus - Tue Jun 13 19:25:26 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Endothelium-Dependent dilation induced by agonists like acetylcholine is partially resistant to inhibitors of nitric oxide-mediated dilation (15, 18, 22). Acetylcholine also evokes endothelium-dependent smooth muscle hyperpolarization, which is not inhibited by L-arginine analogues, methylene blue or hemoglobin (8, 12, 19). Furthermore, exogenous nitric oxide has little affect on smooth muscle membrane potential (19, 28). Therefore, the hyperpolarizing effect of agonists like acetylcholine has been attributed to an endothelium-derived hyperpolarizing factor (EDHF). "
Answered by Doctor2007 - Tue Jun 13 19:30:56 2006
I've had broken blood vessels in my eyes for years. They're so ugly. Is there any way of getting rid of them?
Q. I don't even remember them appearing, I just remember someone commenting on them, saying how horrible it looks with the blood vessels in the whites of my eyes. They are really visible. I hoped that they would disapear but i've had them for many years now. I've tried to find solutions to clear it, but I can't find anything that can get rid of permanent broken blood vessels in the eyes. I've even tried to find out if there is some form of eye surgery that could get rid of them, but no joy.
Asked by gemtheo - Thu Oct 18 11:15:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you taking any kind of blood thinners? These can include Advil and aspirin. They can make you more susceptible. I've heard that 3 grams of pure bioflavinoids per day can help with this problem. After a month, half the dose and then after another month half it again. If they return you have to up the dose again.
Answered by thebattwoman - Fri Oct 19 13:22:27 2007
Q. I don't even remember them appearing, I just remember someone commenting on them, saying how horrible it looks with the blood vessels in the whites of my eyes. They are really visible. I hoped that they would disapear but i've had them for many years now. I've tried to find solutions to clear it, but I can't find anything that can get rid of permanent broken blood vessels in the eyes. I've even tried to find out if there is some form of eye surgery that could get rid of them, but no joy.
Asked by gemtheo - Thu Oct 18 11:15:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you taking any kind of blood thinners? These can include Advil and aspirin. They can make you more susceptible. I've heard that 3 grams of pure bioflavinoids per day can help with this problem. After a month, half the dose and then after another month half it again. If they return you have to up the dose again.
Answered by thebattwoman - Fri Oct 19 13:22:27 2007
Is the flow of blood in blood vessels controlled by nerves?
Q. Like the medulla oblongata or the spine? So what part of the body would need to be damaged to stop the immediate flow of blood in the vessels?
Asked by mugatu5000 - Fri Jan 23 19:33:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The flow of blood to various capillary beds is often determined by the autonomic nervous system. The neurons would send signals to contract the smooth muscle in the arterioles that lead to the capillaries in the organ in question. The autonomic nervous system is not under our conscious control. There are two divisions of the autonomic nervous system. The sympathetic mediates the "flight or fight" response (the neurotransmitter is usually nor-adrenaline (otherwise called nor-epinephrine), and it tends to contract arterioles that lead to the gut. Thus, more blood goes to the heart, brain and skeletal muscles. The other division is the parasympathetic, and it mediates the "rest and digest" response (with the neurotranmistter acetyl… [cont.]
Answered by kt - Fri Jan 23 20:27:44 2009
Q. Like the medulla oblongata or the spine? So what part of the body would need to be damaged to stop the immediate flow of blood in the vessels?
Asked by mugatu5000 - Fri Jan 23 19:33:17 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The flow of blood to various capillary beds is often determined by the autonomic nervous system. The neurons would send signals to contract the smooth muscle in the arterioles that lead to the capillaries in the organ in question. The autonomic nervous system is not under our conscious control. There are two divisions of the autonomic nervous system. The sympathetic mediates the "flight or fight" response (the neurotransmitter is usually nor-adrenaline (otherwise called nor-epinephrine), and it tends to contract arterioles that lead to the gut. Thus, more blood goes to the heart, brain and skeletal muscles. The other division is the parasympathetic, and it mediates the "rest and digest" response (with the neurotranmistter acetyl… [cont.]
Answered by kt - Fri Jan 23 20:27:44 2009
Why may I have more pronounced blue blood vessels all over?
Q. I noticed in recent months that I hve more pronounced blue blood vessels on sides of my body, from under arm pit to the hip, as well as on my lower arms. I didn't lose any weight, in fact I gained some weight during the same time. I have been getting chemotherapy for lymphoma and some steroid pills for same reason. But the doctor said she doesn't think either causes more pronounced blue blood vessels. What could it be?
Asked by Monkey Chunks - Tue Apr 8 15:33:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. steroids cause telangiectasiae which means less supporting tissue around blood vessels and makes the superifical ones more prominent
Answered by reifguy - Tue Apr 8 15:43:23 2008
Q. I noticed in recent months that I hve more pronounced blue blood vessels on sides of my body, from under arm pit to the hip, as well as on my lower arms. I didn't lose any weight, in fact I gained some weight during the same time. I have been getting chemotherapy for lymphoma and some steroid pills for same reason. But the doctor said she doesn't think either causes more pronounced blue blood vessels. What could it be?
Asked by Monkey Chunks - Tue Apr 8 15:33:26 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. steroids cause telangiectasiae which means less supporting tissue around blood vessels and makes the superifical ones more prominent
Answered by reifguy - Tue Apr 8 15:43:23 2008
Are headaches and popped blood vessels in the eyes related someow?
Q. I have had a headache since firday and it just wont go away. I take a pain killer and it dulls the pain but that is about it. My husband asked me what was wrong with my eyes today, and i looked in the mirror, and noticed BOTH my eyes had popped blood vessels. Like bad. Is this related to each other, and is this a sign of something serious?
Asked by verylonely1 - Wed Nov 19 01:02:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to ask yourself a few questions: 1. Is the headache so painful that it wakes you up at night? 2. Are these "popped blood vessels" actually bleeding (or simply dilated)? If the answer is yes to one or both, then the simple answer is YES, it can be a sign of something serious. The blood vessels of the eye are very delicate and can become damaged rather easily. Even a scratch can cause a small bleed. However, when we hear about bilateral (both) eyes having "popped blood vessels" (subconjunctival hemorrhages), then this can be a sign of significant systemic disease. If I was to speculate it is likely uncontrolled hypertension. To be on the safe side, you need to see a physician immediately (emergency room) as uncontrolled… [cont.]
Answered by Eye Guy - Thu Nov 20 22:22:02 2008
Q. I have had a headache since firday and it just wont go away. I take a pain killer and it dulls the pain but that is about it. My husband asked me what was wrong with my eyes today, and i looked in the mirror, and noticed BOTH my eyes had popped blood vessels. Like bad. Is this related to each other, and is this a sign of something serious?
Asked by verylonely1 - Wed Nov 19 01:02:23 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need to ask yourself a few questions: 1. Is the headache so painful that it wakes you up at night? 2. Are these "popped blood vessels" actually bleeding (or simply dilated)? If the answer is yes to one or both, then the simple answer is YES, it can be a sign of something serious. The blood vessels of the eye are very delicate and can become damaged rather easily. Even a scratch can cause a small bleed. However, when we hear about bilateral (both) eyes having "popped blood vessels" (subconjunctival hemorrhages), then this can be a sign of significant systemic disease. If I was to speculate it is likely uncontrolled hypertension. To be on the safe side, you need to see a physician immediately (emergency room) as uncontrolled… [cont.]
Answered by Eye Guy - Thu Nov 20 22:22:02 2008
I have been getting burst blood vessels in my eye and its getting worse i now have a black eye any tips?
Q. When i throw up I get burst blood vessels in my eye due to the pressure but it seems to be getting worse and Im now stuck with a pretty bad black eye! Can anyone give me any tips on this? I know its not bad its just kinda looks like ive been getting into fights or something.
Asked by Laura M - Thu Jun 26 19:41:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a nurse for an ophthalmologist. Any time you bear down by coughing, vomiting , etc. it can cause the blood vessels in your eye to bleed. It is just like a bruise on your skin, the skin is flesh colored and the skin of the eye (the sclera) is clear so you more visibly see the blood bruise. Avoid taking any aspirin, Advil, aleve, naprosen, anything that contains blood thinners or anti inflammatory. This thins the blood and causes the hemorrhage to worsen. Not much else you can to. It will be ok no harm done just looks bad. It may look worse before it gets better but no real remedy other than avoiding any meds that may thin your blood.
Answered by Jenny A - Thu Jun 26 19:50:28 2008
Q. When i throw up I get burst blood vessels in my eye due to the pressure but it seems to be getting worse and Im now stuck with a pretty bad black eye! Can anyone give me any tips on this? I know its not bad its just kinda looks like ive been getting into fights or something.
Asked by Laura M - Thu Jun 26 19:41:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a nurse for an ophthalmologist. Any time you bear down by coughing, vomiting , etc. it can cause the blood vessels in your eye to bleed. It is just like a bruise on your skin, the skin is flesh colored and the skin of the eye (the sclera) is clear so you more visibly see the blood bruise. Avoid taking any aspirin, Advil, aleve, naprosen, anything that contains blood thinners or anti inflammatory. This thins the blood and causes the hemorrhage to worsen. Not much else you can to. It will be ok no harm done just looks bad. It may look worse before it gets better but no real remedy other than avoiding any meds that may thin your blood.
Answered by Jenny A - Thu Jun 26 19:50:28 2008
What could it be when it looks like busted blood vessels in my sons eyes?
Q. He is gonna be a week old tomorrow.. and in both of his eyes in the corners it looks like busted blood vessels. When he cries it gets worse and gets closer to the center of his eyes. What could it be and when will it go away? he has had it since he was born. He was born with his cord wrapped around his neck and his hand was against his face.. Could it just be busted blood vessels?
Asked by Welcome Baby Donavin Matthew - Tue Apr 21 09:19:56 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. my son had that until he was about 3 weeks old the dr told me it was the straining from the delivery they go away on there own my son is almost 3 months now and is perfectly fine
Answered by mommy of 4 boys - Tue Apr 21 09:51:43 2009
Q. He is gonna be a week old tomorrow.. and in both of his eyes in the corners it looks like busted blood vessels. When he cries it gets worse and gets closer to the center of his eyes. What could it be and when will it go away? he has had it since he was born. He was born with his cord wrapped around his neck and his hand was against his face.. Could it just be busted blood vessels?
Asked by Welcome Baby Donavin Matthew - Tue Apr 21 09:19:56 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. my son had that until he was about 3 weeks old the dr told me it was the straining from the delivery they go away on there own my son is almost 3 months now and is perfectly fine
Answered by mommy of 4 boys - Tue Apr 21 09:51:43 2009
Is it possible to scream so loud and hard that you pop the blood vessels around your eye?
Q. My five year old daughter has quite a temper and this morning she threw a screaming fit because she didn't get her way and screamed harder than I really thought possible. Her head turned purple. Anyway, when she stopped to breathe, I noticed that one of her eyes was puffy and had tiny red splotches. Could she have popped some blood vessels around her eye?
Asked by Lucretia M - Tue Dec 15 12:38:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The short answer is yes, it is. The slightly longer answer is that for the general population that is not often something they encounter, however for people suffering from connective tissues disorders or hematological issues, it is more common. If you have concerns, I would suggest having her evaluated for these things.
Answered by Elizabeth - Tue Dec 15 12:53:07 2009
Q. My five year old daughter has quite a temper and this morning she threw a screaming fit because she didn't get her way and screamed harder than I really thought possible. Her head turned purple. Anyway, when she stopped to breathe, I noticed that one of her eyes was puffy and had tiny red splotches. Could she have popped some blood vessels around her eye?
Asked by Lucretia M - Tue Dec 15 12:38:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The short answer is yes, it is. The slightly longer answer is that for the general population that is not often something they encounter, however for people suffering from connective tissues disorders or hematological issues, it is more common. If you have concerns, I would suggest having her evaluated for these things.
Answered by Elizabeth - Tue Dec 15 12:53:07 2009
Smaller blood vessels and coronary arteries cause you too store more fat and less muscle?
Q. I read that Asians have blood vessels and coronary arteries 70% size of Caucasians. Does this cause us too store more fat when we eat the same amount of food? Should we eat less and try to eat 7-8 small meals a day? How often should we eat these small meals, every hour?
Asked by Tre M - Thu Aug 14 09:29:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all I think 7-8 small meals a day would be crazy. Even people who think they're doing good by eating 6 small meals a day are just wasting their time. Our bodies are made to take about 3-4 meals a day, the reason why people started eating more meals is because of boydbuilders who wanted to make sure they were getting the most out of their supplements (because the body can only absorb so many nutrients in one sitting). As for the storing more fat due to the arteries being smaller, I don't think thats true, even the arteriest being 70% the size seems a little far fetched. But either way I don't think you should change your daily life from anything typical.
Answered by NoName - Thu Aug 14 11:01:14 2008
Q. I read that Asians have blood vessels and coronary arteries 70% size of Caucasians. Does this cause us too store more fat when we eat the same amount of food? Should we eat less and try to eat 7-8 small meals a day? How often should we eat these small meals, every hour?
Asked by Tre M - Thu Aug 14 09:29:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all I think 7-8 small meals a day would be crazy. Even people who think they're doing good by eating 6 small meals a day are just wasting their time. Our bodies are made to take about 3-4 meals a day, the reason why people started eating more meals is because of boydbuilders who wanted to make sure they were getting the most out of their supplements (because the body can only absorb so many nutrients in one sitting). As for the storing more fat due to the arteries being smaller, I don't think thats true, even the arteriest being 70% the size seems a little far fetched. But either way I don't think you should change your daily life from anything typical.
Answered by NoName - Thu Aug 14 11:01:14 2008
How do you treat hydronephrosis caused by crossed blood vessels?
Q. I have been diagnosed with mild bilateral hydronephrosis, probably caused by criss-crossed blood vessels. Doe this need to be correcrted, and if so, how urgent is such a case? I have suffered from flank pain and nausea, which are contorlled by antibiotics, but I am concerned about long term implications.
Asked by carnival baby - Tue Jan 9 16:18:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Untreated Hydronephrosis can lead to kidney failure, but with proper therapy the kidney usually returns to normal or near normal function. I'm sure your Dr. will keep a close eye on your condition. Just keep your Dr. aware of any changes in urine output, colour, etc. Worse case scenario is removal of the kidney. But mild cases rarely need that.
Answered by SAWGIRL - Tue Jan 9 21:41:35 2007
Q. I have been diagnosed with mild bilateral hydronephrosis, probably caused by criss-crossed blood vessels. Doe this need to be correcrted, and if so, how urgent is such a case? I have suffered from flank pain and nausea, which are contorlled by antibiotics, but I am concerned about long term implications.
Asked by carnival baby - Tue Jan 9 16:18:18 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Untreated Hydronephrosis can lead to kidney failure, but with proper therapy the kidney usually returns to normal or near normal function. I'm sure your Dr. will keep a close eye on your condition. Just keep your Dr. aware of any changes in urine output, colour, etc. Worse case scenario is removal of the kidney. But mild cases rarely need that.
Answered by SAWGIRL - Tue Jan 9 21:41:35 2007
what is the total length of our blood vessels?
Q. i heard that our total blood vessels is enough to encircle the world 2.5 times (about 100,000km), is it true? any source that says so? and if so, how can we know the distance of the blood vessels from the heart to the eyes?
Asked by Mel m - Mon Jun 25 21:45:46 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I've read 60,000 miles, which is 100,000 km. That's because we have so many capillaries. They're tiny, but they have to reach almost every cell in the body, so there are a lot of them. We know the distance from the heart to the eyes, but we don't know which of the thousands of possible routes a particular blood cell will take to get there.
Answered by Pangolin - Mon Jun 25 22:41:01 2007
Q. i heard that our total blood vessels is enough to encircle the world 2.5 times (about 100,000km), is it true? any source that says so? and if so, how can we know the distance of the blood vessels from the heart to the eyes?
Asked by Mel m - Mon Jun 25 21:45:46 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I've read 60,000 miles, which is 100,000 km. That's because we have so many capillaries. They're tiny, but they have to reach almost every cell in the body, so there are a lot of them. We know the distance from the heart to the eyes, but we don't know which of the thousands of possible routes a particular blood cell will take to get there.
Answered by Pangolin - Mon Jun 25 22:41:01 2007
Identify the differences between the different types of blood vessels and explain these differences?
Q. can some one Identify the differences between the different types of blood vessels and explain these differences to me please.
Asked by george j - Mon Feb 8 04:30:12 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. main types of blood vessels are: * Arteries, * Arterioles, * Capillaries, * Venules, and * Veins. It has too much information, so you should check here: This website will give you all the information you need. Hope that help
Answered by King Of The Lab - Mon Feb 8 05:47:20 2010
Q. can some one Identify the differences between the different types of blood vessels and explain these differences to me please.
Asked by george j - Mon Feb 8 04:30:12 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. main types of blood vessels are: * Arteries, * Arterioles, * Capillaries, * Venules, and * Veins. It has too much information, so you should check here: This website will give you all the information you need. Hope that help
Answered by King Of The Lab - Mon Feb 8 05:47:20 2010
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