Which of the Following Is Not a Possible Circulatory Route $\rarr$

question 44

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a possible circulatory route from the heart?

• A)Heart \(\rarr\) arteries \(\rarr\)capillary bed \(\rarr\) veins \(\rarr\) heart
• B)Heart \(\rarr\) arteries \(\rarr\) capillary bed \(\rarr\) vein \(\rarr\) capillary bed \(\rarr\) veins \(\rarr\) heart
• C)Heart\(\rarr\) arteries \(\rarr\) capillary bed \(\rarr\) vein \(\rarr\) capillary bed \(\rarr\) arteries \(\rarr\) heart
• D)Heart \(\rarr\) arteries \(\rarr\)arterial anastomosis \(\rarr\) capillary bed \(\rarr\) veins \(\rarr\) heart
• E)Heart \(\rarr\) arteries \(\rarr\)arterial anastomosis \(\rarr\) capillary bed \(\rarr\) venous anastomosis \(\rarr\) veins \(\rarr\) heart

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