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What is the length of all the blood vessels in the body?

62 miles

62 000 miles

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Question 2

End to end, blood vessels of one personne are 62 000 miles long. That's enough to circle France eleven times, and the earth two and a half times!

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End to end, blood vessels of one personne are 62 000 miles long. That's enough to circle France eleven times, and the earth two and a half times!

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Blood has only one function : carry the nutriments to the organs

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Blood has many responsabilities like :

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Carry

Ils nous aident à nous déplacer ! Les muscles étant attachés sur les os par l'intermédiaire d'un tendon.

Eliminate

Ils protègent nos organes : par exemple le crâne protège le cerveau, la cage thoracique les poumons !

Defend

C’est-à-dire que de nombreuses réactions chimiques s’y produisent pour réguler notre stock de calcium notamment.

Regulate

Voilà un mot compliqué pour parler de la création du sang qui se déroule dans la moelle osseuse

The heart ensure the efficiency of blood circulation

Blood carries the nutriments and oxygen our organs need!

Blood is used to eliminate waste produced by our organs.

The average body temperature is 37 degrees, and blood helps regulate it.

Blood defends the body against microbes and other foreign particles.

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Blood has many responsabilities like :

Question 3

Carry

Ils nous aident à nous déplacer ! Les muscles étant attachés sur les os par l'intermédiaire d'un tendon.

Eliminate

Ils protègent nos organes : par exemple le crâne protège le cerveau, la cage thoracique les poumons !

Defend

C’est-à-dire que de nombreuses réactions chimiques s’y produisent pour réguler notre stock de calcium notamment.

Regulate

Voilà un mot compliqué pour parler de la création du sang qui se déroule dans la moelle osseuse

The heart ensure the efficiency of blood circulation

Blood carries the nutriments and oxygen our organs need!

Blood is used to eliminate waste produced by our organs.

The average body temperature is 37 degrees, and blood helps regulate it.

Blood defends the body against microbes and other foreign particles.

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There is a difference between veins and arteries :

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TRUE

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There are some diffrences, here are three of them :

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Circulation

Composition

Location

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There are some diffrences, here are three of them :

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Circulation

Composition

Location

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It is possible to feel the arteries :

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TRUE

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Yes, it is called the pulse ! The pulse is the beating of the arteries produced by successive waves of blood projected from the heart (perceptible by touch, particularly on the inside of the wrist). In fact, the heart expels blood over a short period of time. This generates an increase in flow, causing the arteries to dilate when this change of flow passes through them.We can feel the dilatation !

Question 5

By taking a pulse, we can estimate a person's heart rate (the number of heartbeats per minute), measured in BPM.

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Yes, it is called the pulse ! The pulse is the beating of the arteries produced by successive waves of blood projected from the heart (perceptible by touch, particularly on the inside of the wrist). In fact, the heart expels blood over a short period of time. This generates an increase in flow, causing the arteries to dilate when this change of flow passes through them.We can feel the dilatation !

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By taking a pulse, we can estimate a person's heart rate (the number of heartbeats per minute), measured in BPM.

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Arteries can be affected by aneurysms :

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TRUE

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An aneurysm is an abnormal dilatation of an artery, forming a pouch. This usually occurs when the blood vessel wall becomes weakened and unable to maintain its normal shape. Aneurysms can develop in different parts of the body, but the most common occur in the main arteries that carry blood away from the heart, such as the aorta (the main artery connecting to the heart) or the cerebral arteries (in the brain). They can rupture, causing severe and potentially fatal internal bleeding.

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An aneurysm is an abnormal dilatation of an artery or vein, forming a pouch. This usually occurs when the blood vessel wall becomes weakened and unable to maintain its normal shape. Aneurysms can develop in different parts of the body, but the most common occur in the main arteries that carry blood away from the heart, such as the aorta (the main artery connecting to the heart) or the cerebral arteries (in the brain). They can rupture, causing severe and potentially fatal internal bleeding.

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Circulation

Arteries carry blood from the heart to the body's tissues, while veins carry blood from the tissues back to the heart.

https://lecorpshumain.fr/categories/anatomie/les-arteres

Composition

Arteries are under pressure from the heart, which pumps blood. To cope with this, artery walls are thick and elastic. Vein walls are thin and rigid.

https://www.nagwa.com/fr/explainers/979108697080/

Location

Arteries are located deeper in the body, while veins are on the surface.

https://www.actusoins.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/poignet.png

Location

Arteries are located deeper in the body, while veins are on the surface.

https://www.actusoins.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/poignet.png

A case of aneurysm

A 69-year-old man presented to hospital in June 1993 with a large abdominal volume and a history of smoking and serious illness. He presented with the largest aortic aneurysm ever recorded: 25 cm in diameter.

https://www.jean-ichou.com/l-anevrisme-de-l-aorte

A case of aneurysm

A 69-year-old man presented to hospital in June 1993 with a large abdominal volume and a history of smoking and serious illness. He presented with the largest aortic aneurysm ever recorded: 25 cm in diameter.

https://www.jean-ichou.com/l-anevrisme-de-l-aorte

Circulation

Arteries carry blood from the heart to the body's tissues, while veins carry blood from the tissues back to the heart.

https://lecorpshumain.fr/categories/anatomie/les-arteres

Composition

Arteries are under pressure from the heart, which pumps blood. To cope with this, artery walls are thick and elastic. Vein walls are thin and rigid.

https://www.nagwa.com/fr/explainers/979108697080/