An error is to describe arteries as the vessels that always transport oxygenated blood instead of describing them as vessels that take blood away from the heart.
What is an artery?
An artery is a big blood vessel that transport enriched oxygen blood to all part of the human body.
This rich oxygen blood is used by human tissues to carry out cellular respiration (aerobic cell respiration).
Moreover, veins are other types of blood vessels that are also capable of carrying blood toward the heart.
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