The Circulatory System Introduction

The Circulatory System

                     Introduction

The first system you’ll be examining in this learning package is the circulatory
system. The circulatory system transports substances around our bodies; it delivers
essential nutrients to every one of our cells, and it helps to transport waste products
to waste-disposal sites—the lungs, the skin, and the kidneys.

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