The Body

Your Heart & Blood

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Listen: lub-dub, lub-dub! Your heart pumps blood all around you. Red tubes carry blood out, blue tubes bring it back. Tap anything!

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75 beats a minute

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About your heart & blood (Circulatory system)

Your heart is a strong muscle pump about the size of your fist. Every beat pushes blood through a giant network of tubes called blood vessels.

Arteries carry blood away from your heart, full of oxygen from your lungs. Veins carry it back. The tiniest tubes, capillaries, reach almost every part of you.

Blood is always red. It carries oxygen and food to every cell, takes away waste, fights germs and patches up cuts. In the diagram we color the tubes that bring blood back blue, the way scientists do, so you can tell them apart.

  • Heartbeats a dayabout 100,000
  • Heart rooms4
  • One trip around youabout a minute

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