F4 /5 Circulation

what is the purpose of circulation

• supply O2 and nutrients and remove waste

• break down the food

• get oxygen into the lungs

• remove solid waste

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what is the largest artery

• radial

• aorta

• ulnar

• femoral

what happens in systemic circulation

• circulation for the entire body

• circulation in the heart only

• circulation heart and lungs

• circulation to digestion system only

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what happens in pulmonary circulation

• circulation to the lungs

• circulation to the body

• circulation in the heart

• circulation to the brain

what happens in coronary circulation

• circulation to the heart

• circulation to the body

• circulation to the lungs

• circulation to small intestine

what is the function of the capillaries

• take blood toward heart

• take blood away from heart

• exchange gases

• exchange fluids

how is blood pressure created

• force of blood against artery wall

• force of blood in the heart

• force of blood in the lungs

• force of blood in the goodwin

Blood consists of:

• the heart and the veins

• blood cells and arteries

• plasma and blood cells

These are types of blood cells:

• Red blood cells, platelets and white blood cells.

• Blue blood cells, purple blood cells and white blood cells.

• Platelets, arteries and red blood cells.

The three types of blood vessels are:

• Veins, arteries and capillaries.

• Veins, hearts and alveoli.

• Arteries, plasma and cells.