Pretty positive the answer is shapes
The path of the blood through the human body
follows two pathways. These two pathways are known as the Pulmonary Circulation
and Systemic Circulation. Pulmonary circulation is the pathway that
deoxygenated blood goes through. It is where blood goes to the lungs to get
oxygenated then makes its way to the Systemic Circulation.
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Blood that passes through the aorta is already
oxygenated, which is ready for circulation throughout the body. The aorta is an
important part of the systemic circulation because it is the biggest artery in
the body responsible for oxygen transport. </span>
I believe it is the third one, Acidic carbon dioxide dissolves in water, lowering the water’s pH.
Carbon dioxide is known to make water more acidic because once it dissolves, it forms carbonic acid. Making water more acidic means the pH is being lowered (not raised).
That is my educated guess.
For the answer to the question above,
Mri studies of persons using inhalants have revealed that the drug causes changes in brain structure that includes <u>"the </u><span><u>Shrinkage of the central nervous system depressant."</u>
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And this causes</span><span> to slow down central nervous system activity.
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Answer:
The correct answer is - false.
Explanation:
The ANS is a system consider as the visceral motor system, however, the afferent pathways are the system that is used to flow the signals to the control center from taking from the receptor and are very essential for the homeostasis communication of the nervous system.
This pathway involves the neurons with the signals to the spinal cord and the brain as sensory data. This pathway is very common to provide communication between the receptor and spinal cord.
