**Text**1. In the flow chart provided below, label the structures that lie along the path of blood flow in the heart OR make a similar diagram of your own showing the path of blood in a linear fashion. The top row of boxes (blue) refer to the right side of the heart (unoxygenated blood) and the bottom row of boxes (red) refer to structures in the left side of the heart (oxygenated blood).2. Label all the structures indicated by the lines in the diagram below.**Graphs and Diagrams Explanation**1. **Flowchart Diagram:** - The flowchart consists of two horizontal rows of boxes. - The top row contains blue boxes representing structures on the right side of the heart that carry unoxygenated blood. - The bottom row contains red boxes representing structures on the left side of the heart that carry oxygenated blood. - Arrows indicate the direction of blood flow. Blue arrows connect the blue boxes, and red arrows connect the red boxes. A few arrows link the upper and lower rows, indicating the transition between oxygenated and unoxygenated blood.2. **Heart and Circulatory System Diagram:** - This diagram displays a simplified human circulatory system with the heart at the center. - Blue indicates the pathways where unoxygenated blood is flowing, usually coming from the body back to the heart. - Red indicates pathways where oxygenated blood is flowing, typically from the heart to the rest of the body. - Thin lines are used to identify structures such as veins, arteries, and parts of the heart. - The blue and red color codes correspond to the sections of the circulatory system carrying oxygen-poor and oxygen-rich blood, respectively.

Pulmonary circulation is the movement of blood from the heart to the lungs. It delivers deoxygenated…

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