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Cardiovascular Fitness. How can you tell the difference between an artery, vein and capillary? What do they each Do? Artery Vein Capillary Exception??

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1 Cardiovascular Fitness

2 How can you tell the difference between an artery, vein and capillary? What do they each Do? Artery Vein Capillary Exception??

3 Pick your Vessle A.Arteries B.Capillaries C.Veins

4 1 - Right Atrium

5 Starting at the Right Atrium, blood flows into… 1.Left Atrium 2.Left Ventricle 3.Right Ventricle 4.Pulmonary Artery 5.Pulmonary Vein

6 2- Right Ventricle

7 From the right ventricle, blood flows to the….. 1.Lungs and air-sacs 2.Pulmonary artery 3.Aorta to systemic arteries 4.Pulmonary vein 5.Left ventricle

8 3-Pulmonary Artery

9 From the pulmonary artery, blood enters the… 1.Left Ventricle 2.Right Ventricle 3.Pulmonary Vein 4.Lungs and air-sacs via capillaries 5.Aorta and systemic arteries

10 4 - Lungs and Air-sacs via Capillaries

11 From the Lungs and air-sacs, blood now goes to…. 1.Pulmonary Vein 2.Left atrium 3.Right ventricle 4.Back to the right atrium 5.Aorta and systemic arteries

12 4 - Pulmonary Veins

13 After blood leaves the pulmonary vein, it enters the… 1.Aorta and systemic arteries 2.Right atrium 3.Right ventricle 4.Left ventricle 5.Left Atrium

14 5 – Left Atrium

15 After the blood leaves the left atrium, it now enters the… 1.Aorta and systemic arteries 2.Metabolic active tissues 3.Left ventricle 4.Right ventricle 5.Pulmonary artery

16 6 – Left Ventricle

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18 After the blood leaves the left ventricle, it enters…. 1.Metabolic active tissues 2.Aorta and systemic arteries 3.Systemic veins 4.Right atrium 5.Left atrium

19 7 – Aorta to Systemic Arteries

20 After blood leaves the aorta and systemic arteries, it enters the… 1.Systemic veins 2.Metabolic active tissues via Capillaries 3.Right atrium 4.Pulmonary arteries 5.Pulmonary veins

21 8 - Blood goes to metabolic active tissues via Capillaries

22 After the blood goes to metabolic active tissues, it now goes to… 1.Back to the Aorta 2.Right atrium 3.Systemic arteries 4.Systemic veins 5.Lungs and air sacs

23 9 – Systemic Veins

24 After the blood leaves the systemic veins, it now enters the…. 1.Left atrium 2.Right atrium 3.Right ventricle 4.Left ventricle

25 Team Scores PointsTeamPointsTeam

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