Saturday, June 30, 2012

Human Blood Circulation


Imagine being smaller than the period at the end of the sentence. Imagine being microscopic! Suppose you are almost as tiny as a red blood cell. Picture your self inside a human heart. You are about to take a guided tour of a human circulatory system.
                Your tour being in the right at rium of the heart. It is a dark chamber with thin walls. Wow……..Is it crowded! Millions of blood cells are in the right atrium with you. Most of the cells are about your size. The guide says that, they are red blood cells “Each one is shaped like a doughnut with no hole. Most have no nucleus. Every red blood cell carries a load of carbon dioxide”
                The large cell with nuclei are white blood cell “the guide continues” what are the disk shapes?” you ask “They are platelets,” the guide answers, “and the yellowish, watery substance around you is plasma.”