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Vascular Access Exam Prep

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What is the difference between capillary blood and venous blood?

There is not any difference.
Capillary blood is a mixture of arterial and venous blood.
Capillary blood is a mixture of capillary and arterial blood.

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Answer: B - Because a capillary network is connected to arterioles and venules, capillary blood is a mixture of arterial and venous blood, along with fluid from surrounding tissue. It contains both oxygen and carbon dioxide.

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