Match the term external iliac arteries with the most closely related descriptions given below: deliver blood to the head transport blood to the body’s skeletal muscles and internal organs arteries whose smooth muscles do not contract stationary blood clot network of capillaries arteries that supply a capillary network supply blood to the upper limbs small air sacs supply blood to the lower limbs collect blood from the kidneys Introduction: Arteries can be defined as the blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood, the only exception being the pulmonary artery. The last segment of the abdominal aorta divides at vertebra L4 and leads to the formation of right and left iliac arteries and a sacral artery. The external iliac arteries are elastic arteries. The elastic arteries are large blood vessels, which transport blood from the heart. These arteries are a part of iliac arteries that are present in the ilium area of the pelvis.

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Match the term external iliac arteries with the most closely related descriptions given below:

deliver blood to the head

transport blood to the body’s skeletal muscles and internal organs

arteries whose smooth muscles do not contract

stationary blood clot

network of capillaries

arteries that supply a capillary network

supply blood to the upper limbs

small air sacs

supply blood to the lower limbs

collect blood from the kidneys

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Arteries can be defined as the blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood, the only exception being the pulmonary artery. The last segment of the abdominal aorta divides at vertebra L4 and leads to the formation of right and left iliac arteries and a sacral artery. The external iliac arteries are elastic arteries. The elastic arteries are large blood vessels, which transport blood from the heart. These arteries are a part of iliac arteries that are present in the ilium area of the pelvis.

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