Journey of Red Blood Cell starts inside the bone where it is synthesized in bone marrow. Once, created blood enters the heart through arteries and it enters to the right atrium and goes to lungs for purification.
The muscle tibialis anterior is present across the two-third section of the surface of bone tibia in limb and it extends up to metatarsal bone of the foot.
A blood circulation between anterior tibialis muscle from left limb and thumb of the right limb covers entire body and blood experience one cycle of oxygenated blood and one cycle of deoxygenated blood. The flow here is explained from tibialis anterior and is assumed to carry deoxygenated blood whereas the blood reaching the right thumb is assumed to carry oxygenated blood. The sequence can be reversed for oxygenated and deoxygenated by revering the sequence.
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List the pathway a red blood cell takes from the left anterior tibialis muscle to the...
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List the anatomical pathway a ripe ovum takes from the ovary until it exits the body.
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