MADE BY :- NARENDRA KUMAR
K.V.LKO CANN”T LUCKNOW
CIRCULATION includes transport of
nutrients, respiratory gases,metabolic
intermediates,water, heat and waste
products.
MAIN PARTS OF CIRCULATORYMAIN PARTS OF CIRCULATORY
SYSTEMSYSTEM
1 BLOOD
2 BLOOD VESSELS
3 HEART
BLOODBLOOD
 Blood is liquid connective tissue containingBlood is liquid connective tissue containing
organic and inorganic substances along withorganic and inorganic substances along with
cellular contentscellular contents
These functions are carried by blood
which is an important fluid connective
tissue
and composed of
BLOOD VESSELSBLOOD VESSELS
Blood vessels are the tube in which bloodBlood vessels are the tube in which blood
flowsflows
1.1. ArteriesArteries
2.2. VeinsVeins
3.3. CapillariesCapillaries
Differences between arteries and veins.Differences between arteries and veins.
ARTERYARTERY
Mostly oxygenated
blood flows
Thick and elastic
walls,without valves.
VEINVEIN
Mostly deoxygenated
blood flows.
Thin and less elastic
walls,with valves.
Heart is divided into four chambers –the right
and left atria or auricles and right and left
ventricles
Blood Circulation in a Closed Circulatory SystemBlood Circulation in a Closed Circulatory System..
heart
lungs
BLOOD PRESSURE
Pressure exerted by the blood on the wall of
the blood vessels in which it is present.
Blood pressure in a normal
person=120/80mm Hg.
It is measured by an instrument called
sphygmomanometer.
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Pulmonary circulation
PORTALPORTAL CIRCULATIONCIRCULATION

Blood circulation

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    MADE BY :-NARENDRA KUMAR K.V.LKO CANN”T LUCKNOW
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    CIRCULATION includes transportof nutrients, respiratory gases,metabolic intermediates,water, heat and waste products.
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    MAIN PARTS OFCIRCULATORYMAIN PARTS OF CIRCULATORY SYSTEMSYSTEM 1 BLOOD 2 BLOOD VESSELS 3 HEART
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    BLOODBLOOD  Blood isliquid connective tissue containingBlood is liquid connective tissue containing organic and inorganic substances along withorganic and inorganic substances along with cellular contentscellular contents
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    These functions arecarried by blood which is an important fluid connective tissue and composed of
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    BLOOD VESSELSBLOOD VESSELS Bloodvessels are the tube in which bloodBlood vessels are the tube in which blood flowsflows 1.1. ArteriesArteries 2.2. VeinsVeins 3.3. CapillariesCapillaries
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    Differences between arteriesand veins.Differences between arteries and veins. ARTERYARTERY Mostly oxygenated blood flows Thick and elastic walls,without valves. VEINVEIN Mostly deoxygenated blood flows. Thin and less elastic walls,with valves.
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    Heart is dividedinto four chambers –the right and left atria or auricles and right and left ventricles
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    Blood Circulation ina Closed Circulatory SystemBlood Circulation in a Closed Circulatory System.. heart lungs
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    BLOOD PRESSURE Pressure exertedby the blood on the wall of the blood vessels in which it is present. Blood pressure in a normal person=120/80mm Hg. It is measured by an instrument called sphygmomanometer.
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    ENCARTA ENCYCLOPEDIA . HUTCHINSONSENCYCLOPEDIA CLASS.TEACHER.COM. N.C.E.R.T. TEXT BOOK OF CLASS IX
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