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5 Circulatory

5th Grade Circulatory System

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cardiac muscle heart
carry blood away from the heart arteries
carry blood to the heart veins
smallest blood vessels, allow the exchange of gases and nutrients betwen the blood an cells and are located between arteries and veins. capillaries
carry oxygen red blood cells
fight infection white blood cells
created by white blood cells to fight pathogens antibodies
help the blood to clot platelets
mineral which helps give red blood cells their color iron
a blood clot on your skin scab
upper chamber of the heart atrium
lower chamber of the heart ventricle
upper chambers of the heart atria
little doorlike flap valve
the continuous flow of blood around the body circulation
heart, blood, arteries, capillaries, and veins circulatory system
the largest artery in the body aorta
expanding of the arteries after each heartbeat pulse
two large veins which enter the heart vena cava
55% of blood, pale yellowish liquid, contains nutrients and water plasma
the process that keeps us from bleeding to death when we are cut. blood clotting
protein which gives the blood its red color hemoglobin
two large vessels that take oxygenated blood back to the heart so it can be pumped to the body. pulmonary vein
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