the terms that can be used are: vena cava, pulmonary vein, aorta, and right atrium.  What is the correct order of these?
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vena cava\nright atrium\npulmonary vein\naorta
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There are several different ones you can do- liver/gall bladder, kidney, blood, lymph, and colon are the ones that come to mind right away.
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avenue, boulevard, canal, conduit, corridor, course, duct, highway, line, passage, pathway, road, route, sewer, thoroughfare, track, tube, way, approach, aqueduct, arroyo, artery, avenue, canal, canyon, carrier, chamber, chase, conduit, course, dig, ditch, duct, fluting, furrow, gouge, groove, gully, gutter, main, means, medium, pass, passage, pipe, raceway, reach, route, runway, sewer, slit, snye, strait, tideway, trough, tube, tunnel, vein, watercourse, way\n\nTry going to this website: http://thesaurus.reference.com/search?q=tube
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Arteries carry blood AWAY from the heart.  The name has nothing to do with the O2 content of the blood in the vessel, so pulmonary arteries are carring blood away from the heart to the lungs where it can get oxygenated.  Veins carry blood back to the heart.  In the case of pulmonary veins, they are carring oxygenated blood TO the heart so that the heart can pump it out to the rest of the body.  The answer is B. pulmonary veins.
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The right lung has three lobes (superior, middle, and inferior from top to bottom), and the left only has two (superior and inferior).  \n\nA side note: this difference has been attributed to the fact that the heart resides a bit more in the left chest than the right, and three lobes plus the heart would be a bit too snug for the lungs or heart to function properly.
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Circulatory is just like a train or subway. It carries all the blood lightening fast through the body, then back to the station at the heart.
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For blocks or clots in the arteries, that is the larger vessels in the body that carry blood away from the heart, the answer is an angiogram.  There are many types of angiograms, some procedures are invasive, and some can be done by injecting contrast intravenously and a scan is done thereafter - ultrasound, CT and MRI, depending on the location and other factors.\nFor blocks or clots in the veins, that is the vessels that carry blood to the heart, the answer is a venous doppler scan, duplex scan, and venogram, once again depending on the location and extent of the investigation required.\nThere may be other more specialised test, but this will depend on the disease.
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frontal, maxilar, occipital, pelvic, dorsal, and in spainish \ncolumna vertebral, occipucio, femur, tibia, maxipital
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Do you mean voluntary?\n\nvoluntary...gluteus maximus\n         ...facial muscles\n          ...biceps bracial\n          ...triceps\n          ...nasalis\n\nInvoluntary...Heart\n           ...brain\n           ....lungs\n           ....kidneys\n            ....uterus
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It means that there is a trivial amount of backflow of blood thru both of these valves. The abnormal flow of blood is backwards from the ventricles back to the atria, I use the pleural because it involves 2 valves. Only you know if this medical information will keep you off the force, and since it is so small, it may not even show up as a heart murmur. To put your mind at ease you would want to talk to a doctor, but it does not sound like it is a problem currently. Check back when you get older as heart valves tend to get stiffer, and calcify with age and this may become a larger leak as you age.
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1 V\n2 C\n3 vc\n4 vc\n5 c\n6 c\n7 v\n8 vc
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Write the correct definate article ("the"= el, la, los, las) in spanish before the noun.\n- nariz- el\n- cabeza- la\n- boca- la\n- estomago- el\n\nIn spanish, write the correct word for "one"("un" or "una") before the body part in Spanish: (two words)\n\none leg -pierna una\none stomach - estomigo un\none arm - brasos un\none foot - pie un \none hand - mono un\none head -  cabesa una\none mouth -  boca una
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It was once believed that the vein of love ran through the third  finger of the left hand  directly  to the heart. the vein was called  Vena Amoris,or, the vein of love.
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the valves\n\nthe aorta valve prevents the blood from coming back from the aorta to the left ventricle.\n\nthe pulmonary valve prevent the blood from flowing back from the pulmonary artery to the right ventricle.\n\nthe mitril valve prevents blood from flowing from the left ventricle back into the left atrium\n\nthe tricuspid valve prevents blood from flowing from the right ventricle back into the right atrium.
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here you go.\nThey are in order\n\nvip\nmagenta\nsweet\nwireless\ntype\nfergie\nsingstar\nrockin\nclutch\nsnap\nsnooze\nflower\ntext\nhot\nloud\nhoward\nelite\nhuge\nplum\nthrillville\nsleek\nfilm\nrun\nbuds\ngold\nblast\nspace\nfastfoward\nspy\nglam\nsave
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The order is:\nOldest ladies first\nOldest gentlemen second\nYoung ladies third\nYoung gentlemen last\nI hope this helps.
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mandible\nClavicle\nScapula\nCranium\nPatella\nSternum\n\nIn that order