What role does microcirculation play in the body?

Microcirculation refers to the blood circulation between arterioles and venules, and it is the place where blood and tissue cells exchange substances.

function

(1) circuitous pathway (nutrient pathway): ① composition: the pathway of blood from arteriole to posterior arteriole to anterior sphincter of capillary → true capillary → venule; Function: It is the main place for material exchange between blood and tissue cells.

(2) Direct access: ① Composition: the access of blood from arteriole to posterior arteriole to capillary and then to venule; ② Function: Promote rapid blood return, which is common in skeletal muscle.

(3) Arteriovenous short circuit: ① Composition: the passage of blood from arterioles to arteriovenous anastomosis branches and then to venules; ② Function: regulate body temperature. This way is widely distributed in the skin.

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