How Is Blood Routed Through the Digestive System

question 97

Multiple Choice

How is blood routed through the digestive system? 

• A) Heart to arteries to capillaries (intestines) to hepatic portal vein to capillaries (liver) to hepatic vein to heart 
• B) Heart to capillaries to arteries (intestines) to hepatic portal vein to arteries (liver) to hepatic vein to heart 
• C) Heart to arteries to capillaries (liver) to hepatic portal vein to capillaries (intestines) to hepatic portal vein to heart 
• D) Heart to capillaries to arteries (gallbladder) to hepatic portal vein to arteries (liver) to hepatic vein to heart 
• E) Heart to arteries to capillaries (intestines) to hepatic vein to capillaries (pancreas) to hepatic portal vein to heart

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