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C10 - Circulatory System

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Question 18
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Create and label your own diagram of the circulatory system.
Here are a few examples that you can use to create your own.
For your own information,
* Ventricles and atriums are chambers in the heart that help it pump blood.
* The pulmonary circuit is the blood vessels in the lungs.
* The aorta and vena cava's are the main blood vessels that enter and leave the heart.
* Arteries carry blood away from the heart.
* Veins carry blood to the heart.
* Capillaries are where oxygen is dropped off to neighboring tissue.

Example 1:

Example 2:

Question 1
1.

Oxygen gas enters cells by...

Question 10
10.

For oxygen to reach the cells in our body what does it need?

Question 9
9.
To make red blood cells, the body uses raw _______ from the food we _______ and digest.

Word Bank:
clear
food
materials
eat
transit
Question 8
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Question 7
7.

The brain initiates breathing by sending a message through the

Question 6
6.
Word Bank:
loved
lungs
close
far
upside
kidney

Red Blood Cells (RBC's) traveling in vessels in the _______ can only pick up oxygen molecules that are very _______ to them.
Question 5
5.

Our lungs architecture ensure that very little oxygen is

Question 4
4.
Word Bank:
thick
thin
diffusion
oxygen
capillaries
carbon dioxide

The alveoli walls are made of _______ flat cells. The cells are surrounded by _______. Together, the capillaries and thin alveoli cells make a two-cell thick membrane that brings blood and _______ close enough for _______.
Question 3
3.

The powerhouse that pumps oxygen where it needs to go is called the "__________"

Question 11
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Arteries are _______ blood vessels that carry blood from the _______ to the rest of the body. This blood is rich in oxygen and _______.
Question 16
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Word bank:
capillary
tissues

The smallest branches of blood vessels is called the _______. At capillaries, oxygen is transferred from the blood to the _______.
Question 14
14.

Capillaries merge into larger vessels called...

Question 13
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Word Bank:
deoxygenated blood
organs
removed
veins

Blood is circulated back to the heart through blood vessels called _______. Veins deliver _______ back to the heart. On the way back to the heart, waste products in the blood are routed to other _______ where they are _______ for disposal.
Question 12
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As blood makes it's way back the heart it picks up

Red Blood cells are made in the cavities of our...
kidneys
bone marrow
lungs
intestines
pancrease
liver
James
lames
mains