Question
What is double circulation? What is its significance?

Answer

(1) Double circulation : Movement of blood twice through the heart during one circulation cycle is called double circulation. Body → heart → lungs → heart → body is the course of double circulation.

(2) Significance of double circulation:
a. Double circulation is more effective type of circulation in which oxygenated and deoxygenated type of blood do not intermix.
b. The systemic circulation i.e. from body to heart and back to body while the pulmonary circulation i.e. from heart to lungs and back to heart circulate the blood uniformly.

(3) Coronary and hepatic portal circulation is also achieved due to double circulation.

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