Part One: Describe the blood vessel pathway from the small intestine, using the list of blood vessels from your lab packet (you can also go back to the cardiovascular list if you need to), ending at the sinusoids of the liver (where the hepatocytes are that will process food). Begin at capillaries in the listed structure and end at sinusoids of the liver. Path from SMALL INTESTINE to LIVER:

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