Arteriole

The reduction in arteriole diameter leads to a decrease in blood flow.

The contraction of the arteriole was necessary to redirect blood flow during exercise.

The narrowing of the arteriole due to atherosclerosis caused hypertension.

The diameter of an arteriole can affect the blood flow to a specific tissue or organ.

The thick smooth muscle layer in the arteriole walls allows them to regulate blood flow effectively.

The smooth muscle cells in the arteriole walls can contract or relax in response to various stimuli, including hormones and neurotransmitters.

The arteriole in my eye burst, causing a red spot to appear.

A blocked arteriole can cause a stroke or a heart attack.

The arteriole constriction is an essential physiological mechanism in regulating blood pressure.

The arteriole carries oxygenated blood from the heart to the capillaries.

The narrowing of the arteriole can be a symptom of hypertension.

The dilation of the arteriole can increase blood flow to the organs.

The patient had a condition called arteriolar sclerosis, which caused hardening and thickening of the arteriole walls.

The occlusion of the arteriole resulted in a stroke that left the patient with paralysis.

The surgeon used a microscope to carefully stitch the arteriole back together.

The arteriole in her eye burst, causing severe vision problems.

A decrease in the diameter of the arteriole increases blood pressure.

The renal arteriole is responsible for filtering blood in the kidneys.

The narrowing of an arteriole can cause hypertension.

The constriction of an arteriole in the brain can cause a stroke.

The arteriole is responsible for transporting oxygen-rich blood to the kidneys.

The vasodilation of the arteriole increased blood flow to the surrounding tissue.

The ruptured arteriole caused a hemorrhage in the brain.

The constriction of the arteriole resulted in a decrease of blood flow to the capillary bed.

The branch of the arteriole that led to the tumor was surgically removed.

Oxygen and nutrients are delivered to the tissues by the dilation of an arteriole.

The dilation of an arteriole in the brain can cause migraines.

The constriction of an arteriole in the heart can lead to high blood pressure.

The oxygen-rich blood from the lungs enters the pulmonary arteriole.

An arteriole can be easily ruptured due to its delicate structure.

An increase in the arteriole resistance can cause hypertension.