-
arteriole is a small-diameter
blood vessel in the
microcirculation that
extends and
branches out from an
artery and
leads to capillaries.
Arterioles have...
- mechanism. The
afferent arterioles branch from the
renal artery,
which supplies blood to the kidneys. The
afferent arterioles later diverge into the capillaries...
- The
efferent arterioles are
blood vessels that are part of the
urinary tract of organisms.
Efferent (from
Latin ex + ferre)
means "outgoing", in this case...
- high-resistance
arterioles and
drain to low-resistance venules,
glomerular capillaries are
connected in both ends to high-resistance
arterioles: the afferent...
- The vasa
recta of the kidney, (vasa
recta renis) are the
straight arterioles, and the
straight venules of the kidney, – a
series of
blood vessels in the...
-
abnormalities at
points where arterioles and
venules cross.
Manifestations of
these changes include Copper wire
arterioles where the
central light reflex...
-
peripheral arteries into
smaller arteries called arterioles, and
eventually to capillaries.
Arterioles help in
regulating blood pressure by the variable...
- the
arterioles that will
release renin if a fall in
blood pressure (i.e.
decreased stretch of
arteriole due to less
blood flow) in the
arterioles is detected...
-
where the
afferent arterioles enter the
glomerulus and the
efferent arteriole leaves it, the
tubule of the
nephron touches the
arterioles of the glomerulus...
- tissues. The
microvessels include terminal arterioles, metarterioles, capillaries, and venules.
Arterioles carry oxygenated blood to the capillaries,...
