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== == Arterioles are very tiny arteries. In some areas of the body there are places where arteries and veins come together in tiny formations to swap oxygenated blood (in the arteries) for unoxygenated blood (in the veins). (As the veins get smaller they become capillaries, then caprioles.) The arteries are responsible for delivering blood with oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body. Veins carry the "used blood" with no oxygen back to the heart where it passes into the lungs and picks up more oxygen and gets rid of the carbon dioxide that builds up as our bodies use the oxygen. The arterioles and caprioles come together to swap this blood. Well the above might be true but...... Arterioles are small arteries that deliver blood to the Capillaries. While Venules are small veins that are connected to the Capillaries.

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