Capillary Beds
The normal hydrostatic pressure in the capillary bed is controlled by local myogenic neurogenic and humoral modulation of the arterial and venous resistances.
Capillary beds. Capillary beds may control their blood flow via autoregulation. Bed 1. The density of the capillaries in a given bed can vary depending on the requirements of the area it supports. These areas are an important part of the circulatory system.
Frequently used when a patient is in traction. Capillary bed the capillaries of a tissue area or organ considered collectively and their volume. This is achieved by myogenic response and in the kidney by tubuloglomerular feedback. A couch or support for the body during sleep.
They both supply a constant and steady supply of moisture to the root zones of plants from the bottom up. This is in contrast to top down watering such as drip or sprinkler irrigation where water must percolate through the growing medium down to the root zone. Precapillary arteriolar constriction may reduce flow and therefore hydrostatic pressure through a capillary bed or shunt flow away from that bed resulting in changes in the total surface area available for transvascular fluid movement. Bed blocks square pieces of wood placed under the legs of a bed to change its incline.
A supporting structure or tissue. Capillary beds and wet beds serve similar functions in a restoration propagation operation.