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- Blood carrying carbon dyoxide from all over your body enters the Right Atrium.
- Blood enters the Right Ventricle.
- Blood from the Right ventricle goes to the lungs.
- Blood loses Carbon Dyoxide and receives oxygen from the lungs.
- Blood leaves the lungs and enters the Left Atrium.
- Blood leaves there and enters the Left Ventricle.
- Blood goes through the Aorta artery and caradic artery, then goes to all over your body.
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