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Across 4. These beds are considered interweaving networks where blood can flow from an arteriole to a venule 7. This tunic has the heaviest wall layer 8. The system in which makes up the body's complex netwrok of blood vessels 9. The alternating expansion and recoil of arteries that can be felt outside the body 10. Neural receptors located in the carotid sinuses 12. A family of peptides in which are the most potent vasoconstrictors 15. This is produced when the kidneys release renin due to renal perfusion 17. The process of blood flowing through the body tissues 18. Leaky, highly modified capillaries 19. The neural center that oversees changes in diameter of blood vessels 21. The responses that prevent problems for individual organs due to fluctuating systemic blood pressure 23. The type of artery which is found in all three tunics, but tunica media the most 24. The tunica in which either vasoconstriction or vasodialation can be effected

Down 1. The most common type of shock 2. Hardening of the arteries 3. High blood pressure 5. Located in cardiac cells, it stores enough oxygen to satisfy the cell's oxygen need during systole 6. Reflexes that regulate blood pressure are found here 11. These capillaries are abundant in the skin and muscles 13. Stabalizing cells found on the suface of capillaries 14. Carry blood away from the heart 15. The method in which blood pressure is determined via the brachial artery 16. These help to regulate blood pressure in both the short term and long term 20. This relfex helps maintain blood pressure in the systemic circuit as a whole 22. The oxide that is a powerful vasodialator