1. Identify lt: Capiliary Structure and Function Idennify and color-onde each corepuornt of the
cioillacy in past (9) of Fisuer is 4 . Then, deienbe the ways in which zabcances crows capillary
walls in pat ib) Identify if: Types of Capilarles
Draw it Mydroatatic and Osmonde Prassare Gradhents Calculate of Net fitrabion Pressue 1.
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Anatoery of the Aystemit Arteriet
Identify It: Capliary Structure and Function Identify and colon-code ceet eamponent of the
capillary in part (a) of Figure 18. . Then, derribe be vays in which subatances cross capillary
walls in part (b)
Chapter 18 The Ciarciovascuer Sysum it The Blood Vessela Draw It: Hydrostatic and Osmotic
Pressure Gradients Detw a blood vessel dingram similar 1o that in Figure 1813 in your texL with
a capiltery conaceced by and whecher eack end will baye net fitication or net absorpion.
Calculate itt Net Fitration Pressure
Identify It: Capillary Structure and Function Identify and color-cade each component of the
capillary in part (a) of Figure 18.4. Then, describe the ways in which substances cross capillary
walls in part (b) (e) A generallixed capltiary (b) Capiliary exchange mechanisas
Draw It: Hydrostatic and Osmotic Pressure Gradients Draw s blood vessel diagram similar to
that in Figure 18.13 in your text, with a capillary connected by an arteriole and a venule. Write in
the normal hydrostatic and oolloid osmotic pressures and indieate with arrows whether each end
will have net filtration or net absorption.
Identify It: Capillary Structure and Function Identify and color-code each component of the
capillary in part (a) of Figure 18.4. Then, describe the ways in which substances cross capillary
walls in part (b). (a) A generalized capillary (b) Capillary exchange mechanisms
Draw It: Hydrostatic and Osmotic Pressure Gradients Draw a blood vessel diagram similar to
that in Figure 18.13 in your text, with a capillary connected by an arteriole and a venule. Write in
the normal hydrostatic and colloid osmotic pressures and indicate with arrows whether each end
will have net filtration or net absorption.