"Deoxygenated blood does not flow always in the viens." Do you agree this statement ? Why or why not ?
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deoxygenated blood does not flow only in the 2 types veins i.e
pulmonary vein and renal vein
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"Deoxygenated blood does not flow always in the veins." Yes, I agree with this statement as it is correct. The reason for this is as following:
- Pulmonary vein is an exceptional vein that instead of carrying oxygenated blood, carries deoxygenated blood.
- Veins refers to the blood vessels that carry blood to the heart.
- Pulmonary veins are the veins that carry oxygenated blood towards the heart from the lungs.
- When the blood is aerated in the lungs by alveoli, that blood is carried away by the pulmonary veins to the heart.
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