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    Circulatory System

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    structure is made up of a thick‚ stretchy muscular wall‚ they have a narrow central tube and they contain no valves. Arteries branch into smaller tubes called arterioles and then into capillaries. Their main function is to carry oxygenated blood. Veins carry blood towards the heart. Its structure is made up of thin walls with little muscle‚ they have a wide central tube and they also contain valves. Veins branch into venules and then into capillaries. Veins main function is to carry deoxygenated blood

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    Heart Dissection

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    Heart Dissection Sheep have a four-chambered heart‚ as do humans. By studying a sheep heart you can learn about your own heart at the same time. 1. Identify the right and left sides of the heart. Look closely and on one side you will see a diagonal line of blood vessels that divide the heart. The half that includes all of the apex of the heart is the left side. If you feel the heart‚ the left half will feel much firmer and more muscular than the right side. The left side of the heart has to

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    Did you know that for every cigarette you smoke you can lose eleven minutes off your life? Smoking can not only leave you with long term affects you may not be able to get rid of but it will leave you poor and maybe dead. Mankind first came in touch with tobacco approximately eighteen thousand years ago‚ when migrant Asiatic people first intersected the Bering Strait and extended across the continents today known as the Americas‚ where tobacco is native (Gately ‚2001). Mayan Indians of Mexico

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    the walls of the organ‚ blood vessels that transport blood to and from it‚ and the valves that regulate blood flow. Some CHDs are minor‚ and cause no noticeable symptoms. Others are severe‚ and can place the patient’s life at risk. Symptoms vary according to the type of defect suffered‚ as well as its severity. In this article‚ we’ll explore a few of the most common simple CHDs‚ including septal defects and valve problems. Atrial Septal Defect Inside the heart‚ the left atrium and ventricle are

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    Williams Syndrome

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    aren’t any well-known celebrities with Williams Syndrome. 5. What body systems or part of the body does this disorder affect‚ explain how this disease affects the body? Cardiovascular problems‚ high blood pressure‚ SVAS ( Supravalvular aortic stenosis); the physical narrowing of blood vessels leading to possible heart failure. (Wellness.com) 6. Is Williams Syndrome Degenerative? Yes‚ Williams Syndrome is Degenerative. The degenerative condition occurs when the heart cannot beat efficiently

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    Outline The human cerebrum controls every substantial capacity and translates data from the body’s environment. Knowledge‚ imagination‚ feeling‚ and memory are a couple of more things administered by the cerebrum. Secured by the skull‚ the mind is made of parts called the cerebrum‚ cerebellum‚ and brainstem. The brainstem goes about as a hand-off focus interfacing the cerebrum and cerebellum to the spinal string. The cerebrum gets data through the five detects: locate‚ notice‚ touch‚ taste‚ and

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    wave 5. What is the function of the papilary muscles? i.e. what do they prevent? pappilary muscle is necessary for the integrity of mitral and tricuspid valve apparatus.they help in the closure and opening of the above said valves during myocardial contractility.any dysfunction of these muscles lead to regurgitation of the coresponding valves and poor myocardial performance ultimately may end up in heart failure. Prevent backflow. 6. The ventricles are almost empty at the end of what phase of the

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    It is also around this time when Da Vinci started to move away from the study of muscle and bone structure and gained an interest in cardiac anatomy. (Max – Planck institute‚ 2014) Da Vinci became intrigued in the aortic valve in the heart and proceeded to go about his research by filling up an Ox’s left ventricle and aorta with molten wax. Once the wax had then set‚ he then recreated the heart with glass and proceeded to pump a mixture of grass seeds and water through

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    nutrients‚ gases‚ hormones and wastes throughout the body. A. True B.False **Ans.A 2. *The Interventricular septum the heart prevents blood from flowing from the right to the left sides of the heart. A. True B.False  **Ans.A 3. The valves are flaps that are located on each end of the two ventricles of the heart. A. They prevent blood from flowing backwards. B.They prevents blood from flowing forwards. Ans.A 4. The primary function of the circulatory system is to transport nutrients

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    In many ways a positive frame can give somebody strength to not give up. Karen Griffith was told that she would need an aortic valve replacement‚ Karen knew that was the end constantly‚ but it wasn’t. Moreover Ms. Griffith could’ve thought of all negative things that could have possibly happened to her‚ but she got through with a positive attitude. (Griffith’s) Occasionally people

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