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I am a red blood cell giving a tour of the body's circulatory system, starting at the heart and traveling through the arteries, including the aorta, to deliver oxygen to the brain and collect nutrients from the small intestine before returning to the lungs to collect more oxygen and complete the cycle. Along the way, the cell notes that it doesn't like when the body's owner cuts herself and loses red blood cells.
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the path of red blood cell through the body to the heart
- 2. Hi, I'm Anne and I'm a red blood cell. I'm going to be your tour guide. I'm going to take you every where I go every day. So lets go!
- 3. Lets start at the heart. When I come back from the lungs I go through the pulmonary vein. Then into the left atrium, into the left ventricle. I go into a main artery called the aorta. Then I have a decision to make to go to the lower part of the body or the higher. Lets go to the higher part where the brain is.
- 4. Here we are at the brain. Now time for the lower part of our bodies. When I go through here I collect nutrients from the small intestine. Oh here’s some. Its really fun but I don't like it when Hayley cuts her self. She loses some of us sometimes. She lost my friend Desiree a few days ago it was a great loss. Lets go to the lungs!
- 5. Here are the lungs. Now I collect oxygen for me. Now lets go through everything.
- 7. This is an easier photo( Pulmonary circuit)to understand if you didn’t understand the diagram. I hope you come again or even bring your friends next time.