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1The blood capillaries present in the brain is :
- ASinusoidal capillaries
- BContinuous capillaries
- CFenestrated capillaries without diaphragm
- DFenestrated capillaries with diaphragm
2Blood sinusoidal are characterized by all the following except :
- AShow wide intercellular gaps
- BHave continuous basement membrane
- CHave fenestrated endothelium
- DWider than capillaries
3The vasa vasurum are found in :
- ATunica media of small arteries
- BTunica adventitia of large arteries
- CTunica intima of large arteries
- DTunica adventitia of small arteries
4Longtudinal smooth muscle fibers are present in the adventitia of :
- AMedium sized artery
- BJVC
- CAorta
- DBasilar artery
5They are predominant in areas producing blood filtrates such as urine :
- AContinuous capillaries
- BBasilar arteries
- CFenestraed capillaries
- DNone of the above
6Which one of the following statements is false about large veins :
- AIts adventitia may contain smooth muscles
- BThey have well defined internal elastic lamina
- CThey have valves
- DIts media contains no external elastic fibers
7Which of the following tissue element forming the media of small arteries :
- ACardiac muscle.
- BSmooth muscle.
- CCollagen fibers.
- DElastic fibers.
8Which one of the following concerning the post caillayvenules is true :
- AHave thin media
- BHave thin advenitia
- CPreicytes surround its endothelium
- DHave no basal lamina
9they line liver sinusoids :
- AContinuous capillaries
- BBasilar arteries
- CFenestraed capillaries
- DDiscontinuous basement membrane
10the thickest layer in the wall of JVC is :
- ATunica intima
- BTunica media
- CTunica adventitia
- DSubendothelial C.T
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- Quiz on Histo Questions, created by Amany Saleh on 17/03/2017.
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