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seconds. |
5. Relaxation of |
Hence, naturally the blood is pumped into the blood vessels at ventricles. The |
regular intervals. The tissues will not receive the blood continuously, closing of arterial |
but in the form of spurts. When we keep our finger at the wrist, where valves (Dub). |
the artery is passing into the hand we feel the pressure of blood moving |
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fig-10(1-5): |
in it. This is the pulse. The rate of the pulse will be equal to the Cardiac cycle |
number of heart beats. |
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Do you know? |
Name of the No. of |
Weight of the body Weight of the heart |
animal |
LA beats/min |
Blue whale 1,50,000 kg 750 kg 7 |
Elephant 3000 kg 12 - 21 kg 46 |
Man 60-70kg 300 gm 76 |
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Coaltit (Bird) 8 gm 0.15 gm 1200 |
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Single /double circulation |
We know that blood flows in |
the blood vessels. To keep the |
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blood moving the heart pumps it |
continuously. The blood that is |
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pumped by the heart reaches the |
body parts and comes back to the |
heart. But course taken by the |
blood is not the same in all the |
animals. Let us observe the fig- |
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11(a) and (b). Start from any point |
in the fig-11(a) and (b). Move in |
the direction of arrow. Note down |
the parts which are in the way in |
cyclical form. |
(Try to identify different parts fig-11(a): Single fig-11(b): Double |
of the body in both figures.) circulation circulation |
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Compare the two flow charts and answer the following. |
How many times did your pointer touch body parts in fig-11(a) and (b)? |
How many times did your pointer touch the heart in fig-11(a) and (b)? |
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How many times did your pointer touch the respiratory organs in |
fig-11(a) and (b)? |
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From your observation it is clear that in fig -11(a) blood flows through |
heart only once to complete one circulation. |
If blood flows through heart only once for completing one circulation |
it is called single circulation. |
If the blood flows through the heart twice for completing one |
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circulation it is called double circulation. |
Lymphatic system |
Have you ever observed what happened to your feet after overnight |
journey, in sitting position without moving? We feel that our foot wear is |
little tight. In elders it will be clear that the lower part of the legs will be |
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swollen. This stage is called edema. |
Why do our legs swell? |
As blood flows through tissues and through blood capillaries |
some amount of fluids and certain solid materials are constantly |
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