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what is the function of the left ventricle where does the blood go after leaving the left ventriclethe function of the left ventricle is to get blood
to which heart chamber does the blood go after leaving the left atrium what is the valve that separates these compartmentsthe arterial blood that has
do the arteries that carry blood from the heart to the lungs have arterial or venous blood what happens to the blood when it passes through the
what is the valve that separates the right ventricle from the pulmonary artery why is that valve significant the valve that divides the right
what is the function of the right ventricle to where does the right ventricle pump the venous bloodthe function of the right ventricle is to get
which is the first human heart chamber into which blood enters where does the blood go after passing that chamber what is the name of the valve that
what is vena cava which type of blood circulates within the vena cavathe vena cava are either of two large veins that debouch into the right atrium
concerning the thickness of their walls how different are the heart chambersthe ventricle walls are thicker than the atrium walls as ventricles are
which are the heart chambers respectively where the entrance and the exit of blood occurthe heart chambers by which blood enters the heart are the
why in inflammatory and infectious conditions may clinical signs related to the lymphatic system occurthe lymph nodes or lymph glands have lymphoid
what is the lymphatic systemthe lymphatic system is a network of specialized valved vessels that drain interstitial fluid lymph the lymphatic system
what are varices why are they more common in the inferior limbs varix means abnormal enlargement of veins varices happen when excessive pressure
what are the valves of the venous system what is their functionthe valves of the venous system are structures within the veins that permit blood to
are the arteries or the veins constituted of more muscle tissue how dissimilar are the walls of these two types of blood vesselsthe arterial system
what are the capillaries of the vascular systemcapillaries are small blood vessels that perform exchange of substances among the blood and the body
what are venous vessels veins and venulesvenous vessels are each blood vessel that carries blood from the tissues to the heart veins and venules are
what are arterial vessels arteries and arteriolesarterial vessels are each blood vessel that carries blood from the heart to the tissues arteries and
what is the difference among systole and diastolesystole and diastole are the two stages into which the cardiac cycle is separated systole is the
how does the heart impel the bloodthe heart is a muscular organ that having chambers right atrium and right ventricle and left atrium and right
what are the typical components of a closed circulatory systemthe typical components of the closed circulatory system are the blood vessels within
why even though they have an open circulatory system can flying insects like flies beat their wings with great speedin insects the circulatory system
what is the difference between octopuses and mussels regarding their circulatory systems how does that difference influence the mobility of these
what are the advantages of the closed circulatory system over the open circulatory systemthe closed circulatory system is more efficient as blood
what is an open circulatory systemopen circulatory system is the one in which blood does not circulate only in blood vessels but it also falls in
what is the alternative means for transport of substances in animals without a circulatory system why is blood significant for larger animalsin