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THE CIRCULATORY

SYSTEM
By:Zain ali , 9B
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Plasma
What is heart? What is the main component of blood?

The heart is an organ that pumps blood through your


body. It is made up of multiple layers of muscle tissue.
BLOOD VESSELS
Arteries Veins Capillaries

• Are vessels that carry • Are vessels that carry • Supply cells with their
blood away from the blood towards the requirements.
heart heart • They are the thinnest
• They are thick and • They are thin and vessels and have very
strong and have contain less muscle less muscle and
strong elastic and and elastic tissues. elastic tissue.
muscle tissues. • They have wide • They have a very
• It has a narrow lumen lumens so that blood narrow lumen.
with produces a pulse can flow easily • Pressure of the blood
as the artery contract • They have valves to is very less in the
and relax. ensure blood flows in capillaries.
one direction.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tUWOF6wEnk

Tricuspid valve : Present between right atrium and ventricle.  It is called
tricuspid valve because it consists of three irregularly shaped flaps(3
parts).
How heart operates
Tricuspid and bicuspid valves are known as
atriovenicular valves as they are valves
between atrium and ventricles. Semilunar
valves are present in aorta and pulmonary
artery. Diastole Is when all the muscles of the
heart relax and blood flows into the atriums.
During atrial systole The atriums muscles
contract and blood is forced into the
ventricles. The ventricles contract in
ventricular systole and blood is forced out of
the heart trough the arteries
QUIZZ TIME
Q1:Which type of vessel takes blood to the brain. (Subhan)
A:Artery
Q2: Where is tricuspid valve present?(Issa)
A: Between right atrium and right ventricle.
Q3: Why is bicuspid called bicuspid?(Leo)
A: Slide 4
Q4:When do all muscles of the heart relax?(Akeem)
A: During diastole.
C
V A

Q5: Identify capillary (ALI) Answer: C


Q6: Identify Vein (Sadoli) Answer: not V but A

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