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- State the function of each type of cell in the blood.“THE WAY TO A MAN’S HEART IS THROUGH HIS STOMACH:” Explain the following quote with a unique diagram that connects the GIT's important functions to systemic and cardiac circulation. Explain how their relationship is synergistic concisely. Include key nutrients that are necessary in maintaining the relationship.Describe in detail blood volume and blood viscosity
- Part Two: Describe the TWO blood vessel pathways needed to get food to the cells in your FINGERS from the LIVER and to the KIDNEYS from the LIVER, so that food can be obtained AND waste can be removed. Begin at the sinusoids of the liver (capillaries) and end at capillaries at the desired stopping place. Path from LIVER to FINGERS (so fingers can get food! That's why you ate in the first place!): Path from LIVER to KIDNEYS (so kidneys can get rid of waste liver has produced. Remember that beverage and the sandwich? There's probably preservatives and other molecules you absorb but can't use.):Identify each component within blood. Describe how each component performs its function(s).Explain how to prevent blood coagulation.
- A blood cell drifts along with the flow of blood through an artery that has a section partially blocked by fatty deposits on the artery wall.As the blood cell moves from the wide region of the artery into the narrow region (with the wall deposits), it experiences... *Explain how blood flows through the bodyDescribe how substances are exchanged between blood in the capillaries and the tissue fluid surrounding body cells.