Discover the Layers of Blood Vessels
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Match the following layers of a vessel with their descriptions:

Tunica intima = Single layer of endothelial cells forming the vessel lining, basement membrane and a layer of elastic fibers Tunica media = Concentric layers of smooth muscle cells Tunica externa = Strong connective tissue Capillaries = Walls composed of only endothelial cells and basement membrane

Match the following vessel layers with their components:

Tunica intima = Endothelial cells, basement membrane, elastic fibers Tunica media = Smooth muscle cells Tunica externa = Connective tissue Capillaries = Endothelial cells, basement membrane

Match the following components with the vessel layer they belong to:

Endothelial cells, basement membrane, elastic fibers = Tunica intima Smooth muscle cells = Tunica media Connective tissue = Tunica externa Endothelial cells, basement membrane = Capillaries

Match the vessel layers with the correct order from inner to outer:

<p>Tunica intima = First Tunica media = Second Tunica externa = Third Capillaries = Not included in the order</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the vessel layers with their primary characteristics:

<p>Tunica intima = Single layer of endothelial cells Tunica media = Concentric layers of smooth muscle cells Tunica externa = Strong connective tissue Capillaries = Uniquely thin walls</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the vessel layers with their missing component:

<p>Tunica intima = No smooth muscle cells Tunica media = No endothelial cells Tunica externa = No elastic fibers Capillaries = No elastic fibers or VSM</p> Signup and view all the answers

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