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Bio exam #3

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where does the blood go after the right ventricle
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where does the blood go after the right ventricle
pulmonary semilunar valve into the pulmonary artery. Then it travels to the lungs. In the lungs, the blood receives oxygen then leaves through the pulmonary veins. It returns to the heart and enters the left atrium.Jul 7, 2020
you have numerous E coli bacteria living in your lower intestine , name 4 ways these bacteria cells are different from your body
Smaller, no membrane enclosed nucleus , no membrane enclosed organelles , only one chromosome , cell wal, use binary fission instead of mitosis, divide more rapidly, may contain plasmids
where in your body does the surrounding medium have a higher partial pressure of o2 than the blood in the capillaries ? what gas exchange happens in these capillaries ?where in your body does the surrounding medium have a lower partial pressure of o2 than the blood in the capillaries ? what gas exchange happens in these capillaries ?
Surrounding medium of the lungs has higher partial pressure of o2 than the blood in the capillaries surrounding the lungs. this is where o2 diffuses into the blood and CO2 diffuses out of the blood.

Surroundingg medium of the body tissues has lower partial pressure of O2 than the blood in the capillaries where O2 diffuses out of the blood and Co2 diffuses into the blood
describe the human path that blood takes during double circulation in the human body including he major blood vessels and chambers of the heart
1) Right Ventricle
2) Pulmonay artery
3) Capillaries of the lungs
4) Pulmonary vein
5)Left Atrium
6) Left Ventricle
7)Aorta
8)Arteries
9)Capillaries of the body
10)Veins
11)superior or inferior vena cava
12)Right atrium
Draw a selection of cell membrane with an embedded transport protein , Label the hydrophilic heads and hydrophobic tails of the phospholipids . Indicate which side of the membrane has a higher solute concentration . Show the direction of solute movement through the transport protein via passive transport
One row of small circles on top with little sqiglys under them and then another row of squiggles an d then the last row is circles with a big circle in the middle of everything and an arrow going down on it. , the top left is hydrophilic the middle is hydrophobic and the bottom row is hydrophilic the top right side is higher solute concentration and the bottom row of the right side is lower solute concentration . The circle in the middle the end of it on the bottom Is direction of movement via passive transport