KROK 1 2007 – Question 153 · KROK (Medicine) · Histology, Cytology, and Embryology
Histological specimen presents a vessel the wall of which consists of endothelium, basal membrane and loose connective tissue. What type of vessel is it?
- A. Vein of non-muscular type
- B. Lymphocapillary
- C. Hemocapillary
- D. Artery
- E. Vein of muscular type
Hint
Look for the vessel whose wall has a loose connective-tissue coat outside the basal membrane, more than a capillary possesses, yet no smooth muscle at all.
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