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| receives oxygen and sends to ventricle |
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larger then veins
high in oxygen low in carbon dioxide
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smaller then arteries
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smallest
connects arteries and veins to allow blood flow |
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| force that blood exerts on wall of arteries |
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| flow of blood to tissue of heart |
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| flow of blood around the body |
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| flow of blood between heart and lungs |
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| diffusion relates to cardiac subject where? |
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| to bring blood where there is not that much spreading it evan |
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| explain how relates to other systems |
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| gives blood and oxygen to organs, skeletons, muscle, and nerves |
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| 4 major parts of blood, what carries oxygen |
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| white blood cell, red blood cell, plasma, platelets |
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| effects of exercise on pulse |
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| your pulse will increase until you stop then will slowly go down |
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| which vessels are high in oxygen or high in carbon dioxide |
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high in oxygen-arteries
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