Physiology of visceral systems “Blood, circulation and respiration”: manual for individual work of second-year students (English-medium). Module 2. Physiology of visceral systems

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2018

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Самохвалов, В.Г.
Чернобай, Л.В.
Маракушин, Д.И.
Исаева, И.Н.
Кармазина, И.С.
Алексеенко, Р.В.
Alekseienko, Roman
Samokhvalov, V.
Chernobay, Larysa
Marakushyn, Dmytro

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Харьковский национальный медицинский университет

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The blood, heart and blood vessels constitute the circulatory system and provide a link between the bodies’ internal compartments and external environment. More specifically, the blood transports nutrients from gastro-intestinal tract to cells, oxygen from respiratory system to cells, wastes from cells to excretory organs; it carries hormones from endocrine glands to target cells and aids in body thermoregulation. Thus, the blood provides vital support for cellular activities and participates in maintaining a favorable cellular environment. However, all these functions of blood are possible just in case of normal physiological state of heart and closed system of vessels that move blood throughout the body.

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This workbook will help you to understand physiology of blood and circulation system and to acquire good knowledge for your future medical education and practice.

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blood, circulation, respiration

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Physiology of visceral systems “Blood, circulation and respiration”: manual for individual work of second-year students (English-medium). Module 2. Physiology of visceral systems / compilers: V. G. Samokhvalov, L. V. Chernobay, D. I. Marakushin, I. N. Isaeva, I. S. Karmazina, R. V. Alexeenko. – Kharkov : KhNMU, 2018. – 98 p.

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