The statement given is True. In general, the parallel arrangement of the vascular system enables each organ to receive its separate arterial blood supply.
Here's why this statement is true:
1. **Parallel Vascular System:** The vascular system, which consists of arteries, veins, and capillaries, is designed in a parallel arrangement throughout the body.
2. **Arterial Blood Supply:** Arteries are responsible for carrying oxygen-rich blood away from the heart to various parts of the body, including organs.
3. **Separate Supply to Organs:** This parallel arrangement ensures that each organ receives its own separate arterial blood supply. It means that blood flow to different organs can be regulated independently based on their specific needs.
4. **Efficient Delivery:** By having a dedicated arterial supply to each organ, the body can efficiently deliver oxygen and nutrients while removing waste products from metabolism in a controlled and precise manner.
Therefore, the parallel arrangement of the vascular system indeed enables each organ to receive its own separate arterial blood supply, supporting their individual functions and needs within the body.
