BISC 101 Chapter Notes -Circulatory System, Megakaryocyte, Arteriole

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Heart (muscular pump made of atria and ventricles) Closed system of blood vessels that circulate blood arteries, veins, and capillaries. Another series of vessels that plays a role in the body to return tissue fluid to circulation. Blood enters the atria of the heart via veins. The ventricles then pump the blood into arteries which go to the lungs and body. Arteries going to the lungs and body gradually branch into smaller arterioles, then into capillaries, and back into venules. Venules become veins and the body is returned to the heart for the cycle to begin again. Blood colloidal fluid that circulates throughout the cardiovascular system. Artery a vessel carrying blood away from the heart to the lungs and all other body systems; thick and elastic muscular wall. Vein a vessel carrying blood back to the heart from the lungs and all body regions; thinner muscular and elastic layers compared to arteries.

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