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              3.    Explain the importance of blood         (d)  oxygenated blood from the
                    circulation.                                 lungs enters the left auricle
              4.    Describe what will happen to the             through the pulmonary vein;
                    flow of blood in the left side of the   (e)  the left auricle pumps blood
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                    heart if the bicuspid valve stops to         to the left ventricle; and
                    function effectively.                   (f)  the left ventricle pumps


              5.    Briefly explain the effects of HIV           blood to all parts of the body
                    on white blood cells.                        through the aorta.
              6.    Why is the human circulatory      4.    The main  blood vessels are
                    system referred to as a double          arteries, veins, and capillaries.
                    circulatory system?               5.    Arteries are muscular vessels
                                                            that transport blood away from
              7.    Explain the symptoms and control        the heart. Arteries contract and
                    measures for three common               relax, hence creating a pulse.
                    disorders of the human circulatory
                    system.                           6.    Veins are less muscular than
                                                            arteries.  They transport blood
                                                            towards the heart.
              Chapter summary

              1.    The  mammalian  heart  is         7.    Capillaries are very small vessels
                    responsible for pumping blood to        whose walls are one cell thick.
                    all parts of the body. It has four      They are in direct contact with the
                    chambers: two auricles (atria) and      body tissues.
                    two ventricles.                   8.    Blood is a fluid tissue consisting
              2.    Valves in the heart and  veins          of plasma, red blood cells, white
                    prevent the back flow of blood.         blood cells, and platelets.
              3.    The flow of blood in the heart is   9.   The grouping of human blood is
                    as follows:                             done following the ABO blood
                    (a)  deoxygenated blood from the        grouping system and the Rhesus
                         body enters the right auricle      factor.
                         through the vena cava;
                                                      10.  Blood transfusion is the transfer of
                    (b)  the right auricle pumps blood      blood from a donor to a recipient
                         to the right ventricle;
                                                            of the same species.
                    (c)  the right ventricle pumps    11.  Agglutination occurs if transfused
                         blood to the lungs through         blood is incompatible with the
                         the pulmonary artery;
                                                            recipient’s blood.




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