Describe what would happen to pressure in the blood vessels where blood is backing up and pooling due to failure of the heart

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Q: 6. Examine the illustration valyes. Also describe the directional flow of blood through the heart.

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Q: 1 Name the body system that the heart is part of. a Name the two other parts of this system.

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