the human circulatory system
The human circulatory is one of, if not the, most important system in the body. ?It consists of such organs as the heart, and lungs? (Dunbar 4). ?However every organ and organ system in the body is nourished and kept alive through the use of the circulatory system? (2-4). The main organ in the circulatory system is the heart. ?Basically, the heart is a pump that keeps fresh blood coursing through your body, bringing oxygen and nutrients to all your organs and cells? (2). ?A mathematical description of what the heart accomplishes is astonishing. Your heart keeps approximately ten pints (4.73 liters) of blood constantly circulating through seventy -five -thousand miles (one -hundred -thousand kilometers) of blood vessels? (2). Those thousands of miles of blood vessels reach every organ in your body. ?Once they reach the organ they deliver much needed oxygen and take away carbon dioxide and other waste products that your body cannot use. This must be done without interruption if you are to remain healthy and alive? (2). ?Every living cell in your body depends on oxygen for life. Any cell deprived of oxygen for more than thirty minutes will die. The cells in your brain are even more dependent on fresh
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World Book, G-2 Blood, , William Harvey, Book Ci-Cz, blood cells, red blood cells, red blood, blood vessels, circulatory system, bone marrow, semilunar valve, white blood cells, carbon dioxide, tricuspid valve, white blood, lungs left heart, micro liter blood, lungs left, oxygen carbon dioxide,
Approximate Word count = 1867
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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