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What role does blood play in carrying food particles around the human body?
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∙ 11y ago
The role of blood is to carry nutrients and oxygen to our organs and our brains
For a short answer, blood is sort of like a fuel, like gas to a car. If blood is not pumping through your system than you will die just like if gas is not pumping through a car's engine, it will break down.
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What types of particles are found in a black marker?
the particles are: human flesh, fish blood, and of course elephant intestins
What is carries oxygen?
Hemoglobin is an oxygen-carrying pigment in human blood. It includes iron in its makeup.
Largest blood vessel in the body?
The aorta is the largest artery in the human body, carrying blood away from the heart.
Why insects blood has a low oxygen carrying capacity?
Insects are smaller than human and therefore it will take a shorter time to carry blood around their body so they can take less and it will not affect them as much.
How do the human body pump blood?
When your heart beat's it push's the blood around the human body.
What moves blood around the human body?
Blood cells
What delivers the blood to a human?
A human, or any other warm-blooded animal, makes its own blood out of water, nutrients, proteins, and so forth. This blood is made in the bones (marrow) and some is made in the spleen. The blood, carrying lots of needed oxygen, is moved to all the tissues in the body within long, thin tubes called blood vessels. The heart pumps the blood so that it keeps moving around and around through the tissues and the lungs where the blood gets more fresh oxygen to move out to the tissues.
Is human blood yellow?
No, human whole blood is not yellow. It appears red due to the red blood cells. Blood carrying oxygen is bright red, and blood lower in oxygen is dark red. When the solid parts of blood are separated from the liquid parts, the remaining liquid, called plasma, is yellow.
How is water transported around the human body?
By the blood.
What is the purpose of OSHAs Blood borne Pathogens standard?
To minimize or eliminate occupational exposure to disease-carrying microorganisms or pathogens that can be found in human blood and body fluids.
Where on the pH scale would you find human blood?
Human blood is very slightly alkaline, at around 7.4 pH.
Where is megnisum in the human body?
Running around in your blood
