2)attached to the heart. You are looking at the heart as it would appear in the chest of a personsitting in front of you.a)_Identify the structures (A-H). Hint: All structures are chambers of the heart or vesselsb) Label the BASE and APEX of the heart in the diagram.c) List (in order) 7 structures in the path of blood as it travels from structure F in the diagramto structure A in the diagram (the names of F and A are included in your list of 7!). You will needto include 2 types of peripheral vessels not shown in the diagram in your list in order to completethe circuit. |AHFDAВEFGH

Heart, blood and blood vessels make circulatory system of our body.

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