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\mymulticolumn{1}{x{8.4cm}}{To move fresh air into your body while removing {\bf{waste gases (carbon dioxide)}}. Once in the lungs, {\bf{oxygen}} is moved into the bloodstream and carried through your body.} \tn 
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\mymulticolumn{1}{x{8.4cm}}{The {\bf{circulatory system}}, also called the {\bf{cardiovascular system}} moves {\bf{oxygen and nutrients}} to your body's cells to use for {\bf{energy, growth and repair}}. It also removes {\bf{carbon dioxide and other waste products}} that your cells do not need.} \tn 
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Blood low in {\bf{oxygen}} collects in the heart's {\bf{right atrium}} & The high in {\bf{oxygen}} blood moves to the {\bf{left atrium}} \tn 
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It moves into the {\bf{right ventricle}} and gets pumped into the {\bf{lungs}} & It moves into the {\bf{left ventricle}}. The ventricle pumps the blood through the {\bf{aorta}} and {\bf{arteries}}.. \tn 
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{\bf{Red blood cells}} pick up the oxygen and get rid of the {\bf{carbon dioxide}} & The blood gathers {\bf{nutrients}} from the {\bf{small intestine}} \tn 
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You then {\bf{exhale}} the carbon dioxide & The blood enters the {\bf{capillaries}} and makes contact with {\bf{tissue and cells}}, where it delivers oxygen and removes carbon dioxide and waste. \tn 
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 & The blood travels back to the heart's {\bf{right atrium}} and they cycle starts again. \tn 
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Physical Digestion & Chemical Digestion \tn 
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{\bf{Inspiration}} Happens & {\bf{Expiration}} Happens \tn 
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You breathe in by {\bf{contracting}} your {\bf{diaphragm}}. This causes the {\bf{chest to expand}}, drawing air in through your {\bf{nose}}. & The {\bf{diaphragm relaxes}} \tn 
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The {\bf{intercostal muscles contract}} to make room for the air. & The {\bf{intercostal muscle relaxes}} and the air is forced out through the {\bf{lungs}}. \tn 
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Air then passes into through the {\bf{upper airways, }}including the trachea (windpipe) and {\bf{bronchi}} to reach your {\bf{lungs}}. & Our {\bf{chest}} becomes smaller as all the air is gone. \tn 
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Blood & Made up of {\bf{red and white blood cells}} \tn 
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The heart & a muscular {\bf{organ}} that pumps blood to all parts of the body \tn 
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Blood vessels & Includes {\bf{arteries, capillaries and veins}} to carry blood pumped by the heart \tn 
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