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What are the three major branches of the systemic circulation?
The systemic circulation includes three parts. The coronary circulation, the hepaticportal circulation and the renal circulation
What the three types of circulation?
the three types of Blood Circulation are.Portal circulationPulmonary (Lesser) circulationSystemic (Greater) circulation
What are three examples of contagious diseases?
There are more than three contagious diseases. The top three contagious diseases are flu, HIV and Ebola.
Diseases of circulation?
There are several diseases associated with the cardiovascular system. Some of these include atherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis, congestive heart failure, and hypertension.
What diseases does Mexican yam treat?
Menstrual pain, poor circulation, nervousness, restlessness.
What three diseases caused by bactira?
There isn't just specifically three diseases caused by bacteria.
Which of the following is not one of the three main types of diseases?
Infectious diseases, chronic diseases, and genetic diseases are the main types of diseases. The fourth type of disease, which is not among the three main types, is environmental diseases.
Is ulceration a infectious diseases?
Ulceration can be caused by infection, bad circulation, inflammation, or mechanical disturbance.
What heart diseases can you get from smoking?
1) Ischeamic cardiac diseases. 2) thrombosis of veins, which can get dislodged in pulmonary circulation and cause pulmonary embolism. 3) myocardial infarction
Three diseases of the cardiovascular sysem?
Three types of diseases of the cardiovascular system are cardiomyopathy, stroke, and high blood pressure.
What are the three kinds of blood circulation?
Pulmonary circulation = between the heart and the lungs Coronary circulation = the heart tissue's own blood supply Systematic circulation = between the heart and the rest of the body
Are the potassium salts good for the circulation?
Potassium chloride is recommended for people with heart diseases or some other illness.
