Describe the pathway of the oxygenated blood through your heart. Start with the vessels that bring the blood and include each structure the blood passes through. Your answer A. How is the blood in the pulmonary artery and pulmonary veins different 4 points from the blood in the other arteries veins? B. Describe one SIMILARITY and one STRUCTURAL DIFFERENCE between AORTA and VENA CAVA. Your answer 3 points

Describe the pathway of the oxygenated blood through your heart. Start with the vessels that bring the blood and include each structure the blood passes through. Your answer A. How is the blood in the pulmonary artery and pulmonary veins different 4 points from the blood in the other arteries veins? B. Describe one SIMILARITY and one STRUCTURAL DIFFERENCE between AORTA and VENA CAVA. Your answer 3 points

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Chapter8: Have A Heart

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