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cappilaries
connect smallest arteries to veins
average length of blood vessels
60,000 miles
lumin
space in artery hole or vein
arteries have
thich walls and smaller lumins
veins have
thin walls and large lumins
3 layers of vessel wall
tunica interna
tunica media
tunica externa
tunica interna
smooth inner layer that repels blood cells and platelets
-simple squamousendothelium overlying a basement membrane and layer of fibrous tissue
*this layer touches blood*
Tunica Media
middle layer
- usually thickest, smooth muscle, collogen, some elastic
-smooth muscle for vasomotion
tunica externa
outermost layer
-loose connective tissue with vasa vasorum
vaso vasorum
supply blood to the smooth muscle in arteries