Circulatory System in Human
By:-
Prof. Umesh Khaire
•HUMAN CIRCULATORY SYSTEM CONSIST OF
HEART (PUMPING ORGAN)
BLOOD VESSELS(ARTERIES AND VEINS)
BLOOD(CIRCULATORY MEDIUM )
BLOOD(CIRCULATORY MEDIUM )
• BLOOD IS FLUID CONNECTIVE TISSUE WHICH IS FLUID IN NATURE CONSIST OF
FOLLOWING COMPONENTS
I. PLASMA :-YELLOW COLORED FLUID PRESENT IN BLOOD WHICH TRANSPORT
FOOD AND NITROGENOUS WASTE
II. RED BLOOD CELL (RBC):-
• IT TRANSPORT GASSES FROM LUNG TO ALL PARTS OF HUMAN BODY
• DUE TO HEMOGLOBIN ITS COLOR IS RED
III. WHITE BLOOD CELL(WBC):-
• WBCs protect us by attacking to disease causing agent enter in the
body
IV. Platelets:- it helps to stop blooding after injury by clotting the blood
BLOOD VESSELS(ARTERIES AND VEINS)
• There are three types of blood vessels in human body as following
1. Arteries :-
• It have thick wall and narrow passage with no valves
• It carry blood away from heart to different part of body
• It carry oxygenated blood
(Expectational Pulmonary arteries that carry deoxygenated blood from heart to lung )
2. Veins :-
• It have thin wall with wide passage and valves
• It carries blood from different part of body towards heart
• It carries deoxygenated blood
(Expectational Pulmonary veins that carry oxygenated blood from lung to
heart )
3. Capillaries :-
 It have very thin valves with no valves
 Capillary connect veins and arteries and help to exchange substance
between blood and cell
HEART (PUMPING ORGAN)
• The heart is a muscular organ that roughly the size of a fist and weight 350-350
gram
• It pumps the blood and maintain blood circulation in human body
• It divided into four chamber
I. Left atrium
II. Right atrium
III. Left vertical (pumping part)
IV. Right vertical(Pumping Part)
• This chamber are separated by partition called septum
• Valves ensure the blood in one direction
THE FLOW O BLOOD THROUGH HEART
• The pulmonary veins carry oxygenated blood from lungs to the left
atrium
• Left atrium relaxed and receive blood get contract and pumps blood in
to left ventricle
• Left ventricle relaxed receive blood and contract and pumps the blood
through aorta and arteries though out body
• The oxygenated blood enter in tissue and release oxygen and and gain
carbon di oxide
• These carbon di oxide reach blood is being carried by Vena cava
(Veins ) towards right atrium
• Right atrium receive the carbon di oxide reach blood from the body and
contract and pump it into right verticals contracted and pump carbon di
oxide rich blood in to pulmonary arteries
• pulmonary arteries carries carbon di oxide rich blood from right
verticals to the lungs
• This cycle is continue
• The oxygen rich blood flows from lungs to heart and heart pumps thses
blood to the other part of the body
• The oxygen rich blood flows from lungs to heart and heart pumps
theses blood to the other part of the body the carbon di oxide rich
blood flows from body to heart the heart pumps it back into the
lungs .this cycle in which blood passes twice through heart so is
called double circulation
BLOOD PRESSURE
• When blood is flow through blood vessels is exert pressure on walls
of vessels this is called blood pressure
• It is higher in arteries than veins therefore it is measured in arteries
• The device used to measure blood pressure is a sphygmomanometer
TYPES OF BLOOD PRESSURE
Systolic
•The pressure of blood in side
of arteries during the
ventricular contraction is
called Systolic blood pressure
Diastolic
•The pressure of blood in side
of arteries during the
ventricular relaxation is
called diastolic blood
pressure
•The normal range of blood pressure is
(Systolic ) 120/80 (Diastolic)
NUMBER OF CHAMBER IN HEART OF DIFFERENT ANIMALS
• TWO CHAMBERS: ONE ATRIUM AND ONE VENTRICLE (FISH)
• THREE CHAMBERS: TWO ATRIAAND ONE VENTRICLE
(AMPHIBIAN AND REPTILE)
• FOUR CHAMBERS: TWO ATRIAAND TWO VENTRICLES
(BIRD AND MAMMAL)
Lymphatic System
The lymphatic system is a network of lymph nodes connected by lymphatic
vessels.
This system transports lymph throughout the body.
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    Circulatory System inHuman By:- Prof. Umesh Khaire
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    •HUMAN CIRCULATORY SYSTEMCONSIST OF HEART (PUMPING ORGAN) BLOOD VESSELS(ARTERIES AND VEINS) BLOOD(CIRCULATORY MEDIUM )
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    BLOOD(CIRCULATORY MEDIUM ) •BLOOD IS FLUID CONNECTIVE TISSUE WHICH IS FLUID IN NATURE CONSIST OF FOLLOWING COMPONENTS I. PLASMA :-YELLOW COLORED FLUID PRESENT IN BLOOD WHICH TRANSPORT FOOD AND NITROGENOUS WASTE II. RED BLOOD CELL (RBC):- • IT TRANSPORT GASSES FROM LUNG TO ALL PARTS OF HUMAN BODY • DUE TO HEMOGLOBIN ITS COLOR IS RED III. WHITE BLOOD CELL(WBC):- • WBCs protect us by attacking to disease causing agent enter in the body IV. Platelets:- it helps to stop blooding after injury by clotting the blood
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    BLOOD VESSELS(ARTERIES ANDVEINS) • There are three types of blood vessels in human body as following 1. Arteries :- • It have thick wall and narrow passage with no valves • It carry blood away from heart to different part of body • It carry oxygenated blood (Expectational Pulmonary arteries that carry deoxygenated blood from heart to lung ) 2. Veins :- • It have thin wall with wide passage and valves • It carries blood from different part of body towards heart • It carries deoxygenated blood (Expectational Pulmonary veins that carry oxygenated blood from lung to heart )
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    3. Capillaries :- It have very thin valves with no valves  Capillary connect veins and arteries and help to exchange substance between blood and cell
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    HEART (PUMPING ORGAN) •The heart is a muscular organ that roughly the size of a fist and weight 350-350 gram • It pumps the blood and maintain blood circulation in human body • It divided into four chamber I. Left atrium II. Right atrium III. Left vertical (pumping part) IV. Right vertical(Pumping Part) • This chamber are separated by partition called septum • Valves ensure the blood in one direction
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    THE FLOW OBLOOD THROUGH HEART • The pulmonary veins carry oxygenated blood from lungs to the left atrium • Left atrium relaxed and receive blood get contract and pumps blood in to left ventricle • Left ventricle relaxed receive blood and contract and pumps the blood through aorta and arteries though out body • The oxygenated blood enter in tissue and release oxygen and and gain carbon di oxide
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    • These carbondi oxide reach blood is being carried by Vena cava (Veins ) towards right atrium • Right atrium receive the carbon di oxide reach blood from the body and contract and pump it into right verticals contracted and pump carbon di oxide rich blood in to pulmonary arteries • pulmonary arteries carries carbon di oxide rich blood from right verticals to the lungs • This cycle is continue • The oxygen rich blood flows from lungs to heart and heart pumps thses blood to the other part of the body
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    • The oxygenrich blood flows from lungs to heart and heart pumps theses blood to the other part of the body the carbon di oxide rich blood flows from body to heart the heart pumps it back into the lungs .this cycle in which blood passes twice through heart so is called double circulation
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    BLOOD PRESSURE • Whenblood is flow through blood vessels is exert pressure on walls of vessels this is called blood pressure • It is higher in arteries than veins therefore it is measured in arteries • The device used to measure blood pressure is a sphygmomanometer
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    TYPES OF BLOODPRESSURE Systolic •The pressure of blood in side of arteries during the ventricular contraction is called Systolic blood pressure Diastolic •The pressure of blood in side of arteries during the ventricular relaxation is called diastolic blood pressure
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    •The normal rangeof blood pressure is (Systolic ) 120/80 (Diastolic)
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    NUMBER OF CHAMBERIN HEART OF DIFFERENT ANIMALS • TWO CHAMBERS: ONE ATRIUM AND ONE VENTRICLE (FISH) • THREE CHAMBERS: TWO ATRIAAND ONE VENTRICLE (AMPHIBIAN AND REPTILE) • FOUR CHAMBERS: TWO ATRIAAND TWO VENTRICLES (BIRD AND MAMMAL)
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    The lymphatic systemis a network of lymph nodes connected by lymphatic vessels. This system transports lymph throughout the body.
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