Trace the path of a red blood cell that starts in a capillary in the right ear to the point it reaches the left ventricle. What chambers of the heart, valves and major blood vessels does it pass through? Be sure to include the hierarchy of vessels it passes through in the pulmonary and systemic circulation, if applicable. Edit View Insert Format Tools Table

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