"Vasa Vasorum" refers to `:-`

Options

A. Jugalar anastomosis
B. A netwatk of blood vessels in an organ
C. "Vessels of vessels" nutritive in function
D. Carotide labyrinth regulating pressure of blood vessels

Answer

To solve the question "Vasa Vasorum" refers to:

1. **Understanding the Term**: The term "Vasa Vasorum" is derived from Latin, where "vasa" means vessels and "vasorum" means of vessels. This indicates that it relates to blood vessels.

2. **Analyzing the Options**:
- **Option 1: Jugular Anastomosis**: This refers to a network of veins that drain deoxygenated blood from the brain to the heart via the superior vena cava. This is not related to the term "Vasa Vasorum."
- **Option 2: Network of Blood Vessels in an Organ**: This describes blood capillaries, which are indeed networks of vessels but do not specifically refer to "Vasa Vasorum."
- **Option 3: Vessels of Vessels in Nutrient Function**: This option correctly describes "Vasa Vasorum" as it refers to the small blood vessels that supply blood and nutrients to the walls of larger blood vessels.
- **Option 4: Carotid Labyrinth**: This option refers to a structure involved in regulating blood pressure and is not related to "Vasa Vasorum."

3. **Conclusion**: After analyzing all the options, the correct answer is **Option 3: Vessels of vessels in nutrient function**.