HUMAN ANATOMY
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Chapter 20, Problem 20.5.2AYLO
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The two subunits in and near the fetal heart that enable most blood to bypass the non-functional lungs.
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In the fetus, the lungs are not yet inflated or functional. So, there is a little point for pumping all the blood through the lungs of the fetus. There, the lungs receive enough blood to meet the
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