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Artery
* All arteries carry blood away from the heart
  - to the heart
  - oxygenated blood
  - connect to the aorta at one end and to arterioles on the other
* Arteries also have to bear the strain and occasionally one ruptures.
* Arteries also suffer as over time they become scarred, hardened, and less elastic
  - the effects of elevated blood pressure
* Arteries always carry blood away from the heart
  - oxygenated blood in the adult animal
  - run over veins
  - appear because arterial blood is warmer than the hand
  - are able to expand after each heartbeat to accommodate increased blood volume
* Arteries are blood vessels that carry blood away from heart
  - oxygen through the body
  - take blood away from the heart
  - which carry blood away from the heart
  - elastic vessels that transport blood away from the heart
  - firm, thick-walled structures, and a distinct pulse can be palpated
  - large blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart
  - large, muscular vessels that carry blood away from the heart
  - like narrow tubes
* Arteries are located in animals
  - hearts
  - mammals
  - more difficult to compress due to their muscular walls
  - much better than veins
  - muscular vessels that carry blood from the heart
  - round and thick
  - shown in red, veins blue
* Arteries are the blood vessels that carry blood from the heart to the rest of the body
  - carry blood with oxygen away from the heart and to the muscles
  - pipes that carry blood from the heart to the different organs in the body
  - tubes which carry blood from the heart to the body's tissues
  - vessels that carry blood away from the heart to the different tissues of the body
  - thick-walled, flexible, and muscular
  - thicker and have walls that are stronger and more elastic than the walls of veins
  - too large to service every little cell in the body
  - tough on the outside and smooth on the inside
  - vertical and medial and emerge from the hilum
* Arteries are vessels that carry blood away from the heart
  - which carry blood from the heart to all of the organs and tissues of the body
  - within normal limits and there is no vacuolation of arterial smooth muscle cells
* Arteries become cloggedand distorted with age and disease
  - narrow when there is cholesterol plaque accumulation in the blood stream
  - narrower andnarrower, much as old water pipes build up scaly mineral deposits
* Arteries branch further and eventually empty into blood sinuses
  - off into smaller and smaller tubes
* Arteries bring blood away from the heart
  - oxyegen rich blood from the heart to the entire body
  - bringing blood to the penis get wider , bringing more blood to the penis
  - can become blocked or narrowed when certain substances build up in the artery wall
* Arteries can rupture when weak spots on the blood vessel break
  - on the blood vessel wall break
  - carries the blood from the heart to the cells
* Arteries carry blood away from heart, to tissues
  - our heart
* Arteries carry blood away from the heart while veins carry blood back toward the heart
  - heart, and round the body
  - heart, while veins carry blood toward the heart
  - filled with nutrients away from the heart to all parts of the body
  - from the heart to the udder and carry food and oxygen
  - rich in oxygen from the heart to the body
  - to a tissue, veins remove it
  - under high pressure
  - oxygen to tissues and organs
* Arteries carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart to all of the body's tissues
* Arteries carry oxygen-rich blood from the heart to all areas of the body
  - heart to the various parts of the body
* Arteries carry oxygenated blood and veins carry deoxygenated blood
  - to the capillaries where the oxygen is exchanged for carbon dioxide
* Arteries carry the blood from the heart to different parts of the body
  - full cardiac pressure
  - warm blood
  - consist of three distinct layers
* Arteries contain blood
  - deliver blood
  - dilate and sinuses within the corpus spongium and cavernosum engorge with blood
  - divide into arteries
* Arteries enter the medulla of the ovary at the hilum and spiral their way through to the cortex
  - expand and contract with every beat of the heart
  - get smaller as they go away from the heart
  - give rise to arterioles, which give rise to smaller capillaries
* Arteries go away from the heart and veins go toward the heart
  - to hearts
* Arteries have a generous supply of smooth muscle
  - much thicker layer, and many more elastic fibers as well
  - thick wall that consists of three layers
  - a. lots of smooth muscle tissue
  - all three tunica layers and sphincter muscles to regulate blood flow
  - higher pressure than capillaries, and capillaries have higher pressure than veins
  - many layers of smooth muscle cells, and the veins have few layers of muscle cells
* Arteries have muscular walls that pump the oxygenated blood away from the heart
* Arteries have thick covering , and are situated deep under the skin
  - thick, muscular walls which can expand and contract
  - thicker and stronger walls than veins
* Arteries have thicker walls and tend to have narrower lumens
  - than other vessels of the same size
  - three layers of thick walls
  - includes corpi
* Arteries lead to hearts
  - lungs
* Arteries leave leave ventricles
  - right ventricles
  - look lumpy and are crooked, dilated with stiff, thin or calcified walls
* Arteries originate from abdominal aortas
  - pump blood
  - push blood away from the heart
  - regulate blood pressure
  - route blood from the heart s pumping chambers to the rest of the body
  - send blood away from the heart
  - show some medial and intimal thickening
  - sound like a heart beat, since the heart is pumping the blood through the artery
  - supplies blood
* Arteries supply blood under pressure and once severed bleed heavily and are difficult to stop
  - heart muscles
  - penises
  - supplying blood to the feet pass alongside the veins removing blood
* Arteries take blood
  - oxygenated blood from heart to rest of body, branch to become smaller distally
  - then moves the blood throughout the hole body
  - transport blood from the heart to the body tissues
  - turn into smaller arteries called arterioles
  - undergo active peristalsis as it is
  - used in bypasses remain open longer than veins
* Most arteries bring blood.
* Most arteries carry blood
* Most arteries contain blood
  - enter tissue
  - go to hearts
* Most arteries have muscular walls
* Most arteries lead to hearts
* Most arteries leave leave ventricles
* Most arteries originate from abdominal aortas
* Most arteries supply heart muscles
* Some arteries carry blood carbon dioxide
  - deoxygenated, and some veins carry oxygenated blood
  - divide into capillaries
  - enter kidneys
* Some arteries have acute angles
  - twist angles
* Some arteries supply appendages
  - endometriums
  - flippers
  - valves
* carries blood away from heart, veins carries blood to the heart.
* is the precursor of the carotid artery on both sides.
+ Circulatory system: Cardiovascular system
  * Blood vessels that take blood away from the heart are arteries. Arteries get smaller as they go away from the heart. When arteries get very small, they are called 'arterioles'.
+ Penis, Erection: Anatomy of the male reproductive system
  * In an erection, the penis fills with blood. The blood makes the penis become longer, thicker and harder. Veins taking blood away from the penis get smaller, so less blood is taken through. Arteries bringing blood to the penis get wider, bringing more blood to the penis.
  * An 'artery' is a blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart to other parts of the body. Some arteries lead to your lungs. Most of the time, arteries carry oxygen-rich blood within them. Arteries have thick covering, and are situated deep under the skin. Valves are not available in these vessels.
+ Thumb: Limbs and extremities
  * The 'thumb' is one of the five fingers on the human hand. Thumbs allow us to pick things up. Thumbs have an artery in them. Arteries have a pulse. This is why we should not take other peoples' pulses with our thumbs.