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Transport in

Mammals
By Anmol Kaur (L6W)

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Table of contents.
01 Transport in Animals 04 Tissue Fluid
The need for oxygen in complex Plasma and plasma proteins, blood
organisms such as animals pressure, etc

Mammalian Circulatory Blood


02 System 05
Composition of blood, i.e. RBCs,
The use of a double circulatory system
WBCs, plasma, platelets
in mammals

03 Blood Vessels 06 The Heart


Structure of veins, arteries and Cardiac muscles, atria, ventricles,
capillaries valves, septum, etc
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Introduction.
In larger animals, such as mammals,
diffusion is not sufficient due to a small
SA:V ratio. A transport system is needed to
distribute oxygen quickly to all the body
cells, and to remove their waste products.
Mammals have greater requirements for
oxygen than most other animals because
they use respiration to generate heat
inside their bodies, to help to keep their
body temperature constant.

Hence a transport system is required


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The Heart
Cardiac muscles, atria, ventricles, valves, septum,
etc

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About the disease.

Mercury Venus Mars


It’s the closest planet to the Sun Venus has a beautiful name and Despite being red, Mars is
and the smallest in the Solar is the second planet from the actually a cold place. It’s full of
System Sun iron oxide dust

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White Blood Cells Composition

White Blood Cell

Lymphocytes Phagocytes

Venus Mars Earth Saturn


Venus is a very Mars is actually We all live on Saturn has several
hot planet cold planet Earth rings

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Concepts and typology.

Type A
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the
smallest one in the Solar System

Type B
Venus has a beautiful name and is the second
planet from the Sun

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Blood Composition

Red Blood Cells White Blood Cells


Venus is the second planet from the Neptune is the fourth-largest planet in
Sun and it’s really hot the Solar System

Platelets Plasma
Despite being red, Mars is actually a Jupiter is a gas giant and the biggest
cold place planet of them all

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Symptoms of the disease.
Headache Vision
Mercury is quite a small Earth is a planet that
planet harbors life

Breathing Heartache
Neptune is far away from Mars is actually a cold
the Sun place

Urine Chest pain


Venus has a beautiful Saturn has several and
name beautiful rings

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Risk factors.
60%
Mercury Risk factor 1
It’s the closest planet to
the Sun
50%
Risk factor 2

Mars 90%
Despite being red, Mars
is a cold place Risk factor 3

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Key numbers.
9h 55m 23s
Jupiter's rotation period

333,000
The Sun’s mass compared to Earth’s

386,000 km
Distance between Earth and the Moon
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words.
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Diagnosis.
Mercury Jupiter
Mercury is the closest planet Jupiter is a gas giant and the
to the Sun biggest planet

Venus Mars
Venus has a beautiful name Despite being red, Mars is
and is very hot actually a cold place

Saturn Neptune
Saturn is a gas giant and has Neptune is the farthest planet
several rings from the Sun

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Recommendations.

What to do What not to do


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Prevention.

Habits A B C
Mercury is the Venus is a very hot Mars is actually a very
Habit 1 smallest planet planet cold place

Jupiter is the biggest Neptune is far away


Habit 2 planet
Saturn is a gas giant
from Earth

The Sun is the star at Ceres is located in an The Moon is Earth’s


Habit 3 the center asteroid belt satellite

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Treatment.
01
Mercury
Mercury is the closest
Jupiter
planet to the Sun 02 Jupiter is a gas giant
and the biggest planet

03
Venus
Venus has a beautiful
Saturn
name and is very hot 04 Saturn is a gas giant
and has several rings

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Prevalence.
High
Venus has a
beautiful name

Medium
Mercury is the
smallest planet

Low
Mars is actually
very cold

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Risks by gender.
30% 50% 20%

Women Men Other


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