Blood enters the two atria from the vena cava and the pulmonary vein. The atria contract and force blood into ventricles. The ventricles contract, forcing the blood into the pulmonary artery and the aorta.
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How many chambers are they?
Four chambers (2 atria and ventricles). left side is MY RIGHT and vice versa. left has oxygenated and right has deoxygenated.
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Whar do valves do?
prevent backflow
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Which vessel flows from the heart to the organs?
arteries
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Which vessel takes the blood back to the heart?
vein
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What does a double circulatory system mean?
One for the lungs and one for all the other organs
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What do arteries do?
carry blood from the heart to the organs (lungs or body)
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What are some properties of the arteries?
tick, muscular, elastic, small lumen (if narrowed may use stents to open up), high pressure, no valves
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Give some properties of veins
thinner walls, flexible, large lumen, low pressure, valves present to prevent backflow
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What do veins do?
carry blood from the organs to the heart
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What are capillaries?
very narrow, thin-walled blood vessels in the organs for blood to flow through next to the cells
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How are capillaries adapted to let substances in an dout?
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