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Explanation:
Answer:
peripheral circulation is decreased
Explanation:
Systemic circulation, also called large circulation, transports blood to all tissues of the body. In addition, it also ensures the nutrition of the vessels that constitute the small circulation, or pulmonary circulation. It is called large circulation or peripheral circulation. When this circulation is slowed there is a delay in the time to recharge hair, which must occur simultaneously.
The infant in question is experiencing a delay in capillary recharge time, so we can conclude that the baby's peripheral circulation is decreased
Answer:
respiratory system fills the blood with oxygen and gets rid of the carbon dioxide while the cardiovascular system umps the oxygen rich blood all over the body (short answer)
Explanation:
the respiratory system aids in the supply of oxygen to the blood and the exit of carbon dioxide. when the heart takes in blood that is short of oxygen and full of carbon dioxide, the pulmonary arteries pumps the blood to the lungs, who then fill the low oxygen blood with oxygen and transport the carbon dioxide out of the lungs. this oxygen rich blood, which now has a rich amount of hemoglobin, is transported to the heart which is pumped or circulated it to the entire body. (long answer)
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