K = blood returning to J = blood originating from which heart chamber B which heart chamber Endothelium Endothelium A- Connective tissue Connective tissue I E G E G D. D G Color Structure Tissue A- components В- C- large D- small Е- F- G- H- small |- large J- К- Color code L- vessels properly based on O, amounts and diffusion location- use blue, red, & purple properly circulation M- circulation N- О- Identify letter then color - right lung Identify letter then color - left lung Identify letter then color - liver Identify letter then color - intestines Identify letter then color - kidneys Identify letter then color - brain/upper body Identify letter then color - lower limbs

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