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To explain: Some portals of entry or potential sources from which bacteria may gain entry to the circulatory system and reach vessels like coronary artery.
Concept introduction: The circulatory system comprises the blood, blood vessels, and heart. It includes the cardiovascular system and the lymphatic system. Circulatory system is normally free of microorganisms. Bacteria or
To explain: The measures taken to prevent the bacterial infections and subsequent vessel damage.
Concept introduction: The circulatory system comprises the blood, blood vessels, and heart. It includes the cardiovascular system and the lymphatic system. Circulatory system is normally free of microorganisms. Bacteria or fungi from the patient’s blood indicate severe and uncontrolled infection that may results in death.
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