Comparing Venous And Arterial Blood

The differences between Venous and Arterial blood are as follows, arterial blood is carried away from the heart and taken to other parts of our bodies, while Venous blood is carried from other parts of our bodies and taken to the heart. Arterial is an oxygenated blood that is carried from the heart apart from the pulmonary artery. Venous blood is deoxygenated and is carried from other various parts of the body to the heart, except the pulmonary vain. Arterial blood flows at a high pressure while Venous blood flows under low pressure. Arterial blood runs through arteries, starting from the left chamber of the heart and
lungs.