Circulatory System

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Yes,the circulatory system acts as the transport system that moves the blood throughout the body. It provides a continuous supply of fresh blood.

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CO = HR x SV

CO - cardiac output

HR - heart rate

SV - stroke volume

pulmonary vein

Capillary beds are responsible for diffusing blood/oxygen and water to tissues.

First the food we eat is divided into smaller pieces and the nutrients are separated with the help of Digestive System which are further transported to other parts of our body with the help of Blood Circulatory System.

carbon dioxide

The circulatory system is like a car engine. We can view our heart as the engines and the lungs as the air filters, and the muscles as different organs which break down the fuel which is the food we intake daily.

Our heart is the central focus, this due to its imperative nature of being the organ of our body which pumps the fuel (food converted into chemicals) around the body of a human. When our circulation system fails, every other organ starts to shut down. However, the first and most important place that would be affected would be the heart. If the heart fails every other major circulation organs fail, due to lack of oxygen which is carried in the blood platelets.

Our lungs (portrayed as air filters) are also important, however when either one of these is removed or fails, the quality and oxygen in blood platelets drop to count zero. This is also a contributing factor which eventually leads to the lack of oxygen, which is required by every organ in our body. Without oxygen, our muscles will eventually die.

Our muscles are also important which play the role of breaking down the chemicals of the food we intake and break it down to fine chemicals which we use to create energy by burning fat and other energy systems which are utilized during exercise.

It is virtually a domino effect when one single organ breaks down, another will fail to operate due to the lack of corresponding chemicals needed for different uses. It is simply one chemical which is needed in our bodies which depends on whether our body will functions may operate normally or not, which is Oxygen.

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This depends on the type of exercise. Muscle building exercises may build your muscles like "He man". But they may be useless, as per medical point of view. The aerobic exercises are must for good cardiac health.

Clogs up the blood vessels, meaning you get less oxygen-rich blood to your brain, and other body systems. The lungs are also affected because of the chemicals and tar being smoked and you could get throat cancer, brain cancer ect. All you really need to know...

cardiovascular

The scientists that study human body systems are called human anatomists and physiologists. These scientists can also be the doctors that care for you.

The Heart is the main organ of a circulatory system.

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Actually they dont have a circulatory system

it depends on your daily meal..the food you eat,specially..and also the virus and bad influences of your daily routine...

In the human circulatory system, it transports blood rich in oxygen from the heart to the other parts of the body and transports blood rich in carbon dioxidefrom the rest of the body to the heart. On the other hand, in the plant transport system, it transports water from the roots to the rest of the plant and also transports food from the leaves to the rest of the plant/ to the roots to be stored.

Circulatory system distributes both blood and oxygen.

When you inhale, you take air into your lungs. There are structures within your lung called alveoli that are directly connected to the pulmonary (that is, 'of the lung') artery and vein. In these alveoli, oxygen is transferred into the blood in the artery (arteries carry oxygenated blood while veins carry deoxygenated blood). Red blood cells contain haemoglobin (American spelling 'hemoglobin'), an iron-based protein that carries the oxygen. As the blood travels through the body, oxygen is delivered to the tissues of the body in blood vessels called capillaries--extremely narrow vessels that branch off of the arteries (their tiny diameter assists in oxygen transfer)--in exchange for carbon dioxide. The capillaries then widen out again to become veins, and the blood--now carrying carbon dioxide--ultimately moves back to the lungs, where they are reloaded with oxygen and the carbon dioxide is released into the alveoli to be expunged from the body via exhalation.

Your muscular system protects the cardiovascular system. The advantage of the aerobic exercises is grossly under estimated. You do not get cardiovascular problems, if you do some sort of aerobic exercise or play some sport on the play ground. If your heart rate reach up to 160 to 180 beats per minute for short time also, every day, you may never get the heart attack. This protection lasts for few months to few years after you stop doing the exercises. Young generation is grossly neglecting the play grounds and is a serious concern for the health community all over the world.

At 70 degrees F, CO2 obtains a gas pressure of 852.8 psi when confined in a vessel

No, it measures your heart rate. Number of times it beats in a minute.

Your kidneys do that for you. Just drink enough fluids, to allow your kidneys to work efficiently.

White blood cells need to be able to change shape so that they can move into and out of the blood stream. This process is known as diapedesis.