THE CIRULATORY

SYSTEM

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THE CIRULATORY

FUNCTION

THE
CIRULATORY
SYSTEM
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TAN PLENG

Respiratory- delivers
oxygen to the cells
and removing CO2
from them
Nutrition carries
digestion food
substance to the cells
of the body
Waste Removaldispose of waste
products and poison
that would harm the
body if they
accumulated
Immunity- helps
protect the body from
disease
Cellular

COMPONEN
T OF
BLOOD
Plasma is the liquid
component of blood, in
which the red blood
cells, white blood cells,
and platelets are
suspended
Red blood cells
contain hemoglobin, a
protein that gives
blood its red color and
enables it to carry
oxygen from the lungs
and deliver it to all
body tissues.
White blood are
responsible primarily

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HEART BLOOD PRESSURE

Your heartbeat
occurs when the
atria and ventricles
work together,
alternately
contracting and
relaxing to pump
blood through your
heart. The electrical
system of your heart

When your heart

beats, it contracts
and pushes blood
through the
arteries to the
rest of the body.
This force creates
pressure on the
arteries. This is
called systolic
blood pressure.
A normal systolic
blood pressure is
below 120.

HEART
DIESASE

High blood
pressure of
unknown caused
by certain specific
diseases or
infections, such as
tumor in the
adrenal glands,
damage to or
disease of the
kidneys or their
blood vessels.
Atherosclerosis
is a

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When
heart
beats, it contracts and
pushes blood through
the arteries to the rest
of the body. This force
creates pressure called
systolic blood pressure.
A normal systolic blood
pressure is below 120.
A systolic blood
pressure of 120 to 139
means you have
borderline high blood
pressure.
A systolic blood
pressure number of
140 or higher is
considered to be
hypertension, or high
blood pressure.

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SYSTEM