6- Label the major arteries supplying the pelvis and lower limb

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Q: 09. Name the parts of the aorta.?

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Q: 7. Why is it necessary for veins to have valves? 8. What role is played by capillaries? 9. How big…

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Q: 2. Asap Match the following types of arteries to their descriptions    ?   provides the greatest…

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Q: 13. Describe the common changes in the heart and the arteries.

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Q: 1. Aside from the possible complications which can result from blood transfusion, what are the other…

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Q: Explain four factors that can increase blood pressure.

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Q: Describe the general location, size, and shape of the heart.

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Q: Which structure of the heart is directly responsible for sending a signal on to the bundle branches,…

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Q: Trace the pathway of blood from :he left arm going to the heart and lungs.

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Q: 3 non-cardiac causes of chest pain

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Q: 22. Types of angina pectoris?

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Q: Which of the following is TRUE of veins?

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Q: 26.Explain the types of cardiomyopathy?

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Q: Explain four factors that can increase blood pressure.

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Q: 6. List the major deep and superficial veins of the lower limbs?

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Q: What is the function of the valves in the heart? promote contraction of the ventricles O prevent…

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Q: 6. What is the purpose of the coronary artery? What results if there is blockage in this vessel?

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