In human anatomy, it is the heart that pumps the blood so that it is distributed to throughout the body to provide oxygen and nutrients to the other organs. Hence, it passes different conduits. The largest conduits are the arteries which carries blood away from the heart. Pulmonary arteries, in particular, direct the blood from the heart's right ventricle towards the lungs. The smaller diameter conduits are the veins. Generally, the veins carry deoxygenated or used blood and bring it back to the heart. Exceptions to this is the pulmonary vein and umbilical vein. Finally, the capillaries are very small blood vessels that transport blood between the arteries and the veins.
From the choices, the false statement is letter B. Although this could be true for the pulmonary and umbilical vein, the majority of the veins still transport the blood back to the heart.
The other appropriate instruction would be to apply topical antibiotic ointment.
<h3>Impetigo</h3>
It is a pathogenic disease of the skin that is caused by a bacterium known as Group A Streptococcus.
It is highly contagious and characterized by sores around the mouth and the nose.
Thus, apart from asking a patient with impetigo not to touch the wound so as not to contaminate other parts of the body, asking them to apply an antibiotic ointment is appropriate.
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She should eat more in order to replace the calories she is losing while working out.
I say D and A but ill correct myself if im wrong. hopfully i help. have a nice day.
