Label the Circulatory System 1. Identify the body areas or structures (letters) ___ Vessels serving the head and upper limbs ___ Vessels serving the lower limbs ___ Vessels serving the abdominal cavity and intestines ___ Capillaries of the lungs 2. Structures of the heart (numbers) ___ Pulmonary Trunk (Artery) ___ Inferior Vena Cava ___ Superior Vena Cava ___ Pulmonary veins ___ Aorta ___ Abdominal Aorta ___ Right atrium ___ Right ventricle ___ Left atrium ___ Left ventricle 3. Use arrows to indicate the flow of blood in the PULMONARY circuit, and the SYSTEMIC circuit. 4. Color oxygenated blood red, and deoxygenated blood blue.
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