Mention the locations from where to where do the following blood vessels carry blood?

(ii) Hepatic portal vein

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The veins starting from the stomach and intestine do not directly go to the posterior vena cava, instead, they combine to form the hepatic portal vein and enter the liver.

That is, veins from stomach and intestine into liver.

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(a) The blood vessel that begins and ends in capillaries is the ... (hepatic artery. Hepatic portal vein, hepatic vein)
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(c) the valve which prevents backflow of blood in the veins and lymph vessels... (mitral valve, tricuspid valve, semilunar valve).

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(c) hepatic vein
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Q. Mention the locations from where to where do the following blood vessels carry blood?

(i) Hepatic vein

Q. From where to where do the following blood vessels carry blood? (v) Hepatic portal vein.

Mention the locations from where to where the following blood vessels carry blood.
(i) Pulmonary artery
(ii) Posterior vena cava
(iii) Pulmonary vein
(iv) Posterior vena cava
(v) Hepatic portal vein

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Mention the locations from where to where do the following blood vessels carry blood? (ii) Hepatic portal vein

The veins starting from the stomach and intestine do not directly go to the posterior vena cava, instead, they combine to form the hepatic portal vein and enter the liver. That is, veins from stomach and intestine into liver.

Mention the locations from where to where do the following blood vessels carry blood?

(ii) Hepatic portal vein

The veins starting from the stomach and intestine do not directly go to the posterior vena cava, instead, they combine to form the hepatic portal vein and enter the liver.

That is, veins from stomach and intestine into liver.