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Cardiovascular System Flashcards

1
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In closed circulatory system where does blood stays?

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Blood vessels

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2
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Blood is separated from?

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body tissues

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3
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This system has a heart that pumps blood through a
continuous circulation pattern.

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Closed circulatory system

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4
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Two parts of the circulatory system of frogs

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cardiovascular system and
lymphatic system

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5
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The main function of this system is to supply oxygen and nutrients to the tissues and to aid in the elimination of metabolic wastes

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cardiovascular system

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6
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The main function of this system is drain the remaining plasma to the heart

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lymphatic system

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7
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how many chambers does the heart of the frog has?

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three

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7
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situated mid-ventrally in the anterior part of the body cavity in between two lungs

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Heart

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8
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Describe the heart

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dark red colored conical muscular organ

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9
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how is the heart situated?

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mid-ventrally

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9
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Two membranes of the heart

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inner epicardium and outer pericardium

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10
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What do you call the space between two membranes enclosing the heart.

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Pericardial cavity

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11
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What fills the Pericardial cavity?

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Pericardial fluid

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12
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Functions of pericardial cavity

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  • Protects the heart from mechanical injury
  • Keeps the heart moist
  • Allows the free movement during beating
  • Also keeps in keeping the heart suspended in its proper position
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13
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Structure of the frog’s heart

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triangular

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14
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Anterior broader part of the frog’s heart

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Auricles

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15
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What separates the auricles?

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Interauricular groove / septum

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16
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How many chambers does auricle has?

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two chambers

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17
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posterior pointed part of the frog’s heart

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ventricle

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18
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number of chambers of the ventricle

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one

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18
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how is ventricle separated from auricle?

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coronary sulcus

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19
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What is the most important part of the heart?

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Ventricle

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20
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Describe the ventricle

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thick muscular walls

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21
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What are the two additional chambers of the frog’s heart?

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sinus venosus and truncus arteriosus

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22
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a tubular structure arise from the right side of the ventricle

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truncus arteriosus

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23
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On the dorsal surface of the heart, what will fuse to form wide chamber

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Two precaval and a postcaval

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23
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thin walled dark colored triangular structure which opens into the right auricle

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Sinus venosus

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24
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receives deoxygenated blood from all parts of the body

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Sinus venosus

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24
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How many branches does truncus arteriosus divides to have two branches to form aortic trunks

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Two

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25
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Aortic trunk is consists of?

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carotid arch
systemic arch
pulmonary arch

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26
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What consists the blood vessels

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veins, arteries and capillaries

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27
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These are System of pipelines through which blood flow

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Blood vessels

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28
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Blood vessels has three layers which are?

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– tunica externa
– tunica media
– tunica intern

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29
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What is the direction of flow of all blood in veins

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Towards the heart

30
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Describe veins

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thin walled and collapsible

31
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What prevents the backflow of blood in veins?

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semilunar valves

32
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Pressure of blood flow in veins

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very low pressure

33
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like arteries but with a thin and more elastic wall and large lumen

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Veins

34
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What type of blood does veins carries?

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deoxygenated blood

35
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MAJOR VEINS (6)

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  • Precaval Vein or anterior vena cava
  • Postcaval Vein or posterior vena cava
  • Pulmonary Veins
  • Abdominal Vein
  • Hepatic Portal Vein
  • Renal Portal Vein
36
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Formed by the union of 3 veins

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Precaval Vein or anterior vena cava

37
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What are the three veins of precaval

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  • External jugular vein
  • Innominate vein
  • Subclavian vein
38
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most anterior formed by lingual vein and mandibular vein.

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External jugular vein

39
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formed by joining of brachial and musculocutaneous vein

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Subclavian Vein

40
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Formed by union of internal jugular vein and subscapular vein. runs dorsally

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Inominate vein

41
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This vein is near midline from tongue and floor of mouth

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Lingual vein

42
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This vein is lateral from lower jaw

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Mandibular vein

43
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This vein is from the arm

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Brachial

44
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This vein is anterior o skull

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Internal jugular vein

45
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vein that is lateral from lower jaw

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mandibular vein

46
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From muscles an skin on dorsal and lateral part of head and trunk

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Subscapular vein

47
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Formed by the confluence ofefferent renal veins and hepatic veins

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Post caval vein

48
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On from each lun, both enter left auricle just anterior to the sinus venosus

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Pulmonary Veins

49
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What are the major Veins?

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Precaval Vein, Postcaval Vein, Pulmonary Vein, Absominal Vein, Hepatic Portal Vein, Renal Portal Vein

50
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This is a vein formed by union of pelvic veins and vesicular veins

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Abdominal vein

51
Q

Posterior and coelum, each as branch from femoral vein

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Pelvic vein

52
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From the bladder, a portal system comprises veins that divide into capillarie within an organ before returning to th heart.

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Vesicular veins

53
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These are veins from digestive organs that join to form this

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Hepatic portal vein

54
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This runs laterally along each kidney and gives off several

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Renal portal vein

55
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This vein of the renal portal vein is formed from anterior side of the thigh

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Femoral vein

56
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This vein of the renal portal vein is formed from Posterior sid of the thigh

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Sciatic vein

57
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This vein of the renal portal vein is formed from The abdominal wall

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Forso-lumbar vein

58
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These are vessels that carry blood away from the heart

A

Arteries

59
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Describe the arteries

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Strong an thick walled vessels

60
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Blood is trasported to different parts of the body with?

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High pressre and great speed

61
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Do arteries have valves?

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No

62
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What is the color of arteries?

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Pinkish color

63
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What type of blood do arteries carry?

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Oxygenated blood.

64
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What are the three major arteries?

A
  • Common carotid artery
  • Pulmonary-cutaneous artery
  • Systemic Arch
65
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What arch is the common caroti artery?

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Anterior arch

66
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2 divisions ofcommon carotid artery

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External carotid artery
Internal caroti artery

67
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This artery is to tongue and floor of the mouth

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External carotid artery

68
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This artery is dorsal to posterior roof of the mouth

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Internal carotid artery

69
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This is the artery found at the roof of the mouth

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Palatine artery

70
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This is the artery found Into cranium to brain

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Cerebral artery

71
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This is the artery found at Eye to eye

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Ophthalmic artery

72
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Division of the pulmo-cutaneous artery

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  • Pulmonary artery
  • Cuaneous artery
73
Q

Short arteries branching into the lung

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Pulmonary Artery

74
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Arteries from skin to back an side of the body and side of the head

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Cutaneous Artery

75
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This passes dorsally beside esophagus and turns posteriorly to unite with its mate and form dorsal aorta

A

Aortic arch or Systemic Arch

76
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Vein Fromposteriorsideofthigh

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Sciatic vein

77
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This is an artery that is dorsal to larynx

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Layngeal artery

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