Which of the following could be the correctpathway of travel for a blood cell currently inthe brachiocephalic artery?O A. right arm radial artery>right arm cephalicvein> back to heartO B. left arm radial artery>left arm cephalicvein>back to heartO C. right common carotid artery>internal jugularvein>back to heartO D. left common carotid artery>internal jugularvein>back to heartO E. all of the above are possibleF. none of the above a possibleG. both A and C would be possibleO H. both B and D would be possibleO I. both A and B would be possibleO J. both C and D would be possible

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Which of the following could be the correct pathway of travel for a blood cell currently in the brachiocephalic artery?