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When blood that is low in oxygen is pumped out of the right ventricle, what is the order of vessels in its path

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When blood that is low in oxygen is pumped out of the right ventricle

  • Begins its journey in the pulmonary trunk
  • Begins its journey in one of the two pulmonary arteries on the left or right.
  • Begins arterioles, enter capillaries
  • Begins venules, enter veins
  • enters left atrium

This is further explained below.

What is the right ventricle?

Generally, When blood that is deficient in oxygen is pushed out of the right ventricle, this condition is known as hypoxemia.

In conclusion,  It all starts in the pulmonary trunk, where it travels across the body. It starts off in either the left or the right of the two pulmonary arteries that are present in the body. Begins arterioles, enter capillaries Begins venules, enter veins enters left atrium

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