What is the the job of the arteries?

Answer 1

arteries are blood vessels that take blood away from your heart and into your body. First the blood passaes through the right atrium then into the arteries where the blood is then deoxygenated and the oxygen is given to all your muscles.

Answer 2

Arteries carry blood away from the heart. They don't necessarily all have oxygenated blood in them. They are equiped with muscular coatings so as to withstand the heart's pressure and not burst due to the pressure. Their main function is to transfer blood away from the heart.

Answer 3

Arteries carry blood away from the heart.

Arteries can be divided into two groups: systemic arteries and pulmonary arteries.

Arteries in the systemic circulation carry red, oxygenated blood away from the heart to the body tissues.

Arteries in the pulmonary circuit carry blue, deoxygenated blood away from the heart to the lungs so that it can be reoxygenated at the alveoli (the sites of gas exchange in the lungs).

Whether blood in the arteries is red or blue depends on whether you are thinking of the systemic (where arterial blood is red) or pulmonary circuit (where arterial blood is blue).

Answer 4

With help from the heart which pumps the blood through the arteries.

Answer 5

their work is to take oxygenated blood away from heart.

Answer 6

From the theory of Colop Guity Wertr Loopop, the arteries of heart have no use.

Answer 7

Yo wassup. the job of tyhe arteries s to pump up blood. this is pretty obvious common sense since you should have learned it in science, noob. suck a 8==D