T/F question The driving force of blood circulation is the contraction of the heart atriums. Normal blood pressure is about 120/80 mm Hg. Statistically, smoking is known to cause 1 death every 6 seconds worldwide. The integumentary system is composed of connective tissue. Adipose tissue functions as an energy source and as body insulation.

T/F question The driving force of blood circulation is the contraction of the heart atriums. Normal blood pressure is about 120/80 mm Hg. Statistically, smoking is known to cause 1 death every 6 seconds worldwide. The integumentary system is composed of connective tissue. Adipose tissue functions as an energy source and as body insulation.

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Chapter27: Nutrition And Physical Fitness For Everyone

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