The Battle of Gettysburg. THIS CONSECRATED GROUND. After the battle, the Gettysburg area was a tragic place. Dead horses, the bodies of soldiers, and the debris of battle littered its trampled fields. Many of its buildings were damaged, its fences gone, and its air polluted with the odor of rotting flesh.
divides into the arteries that supply the forearm, the radial a. that follows the radius, and the ulnar a. that follows the ulna. Both the radial and ulnar aa. extend to the wrist. The systemic veins return deoxygenated blood to the right atrium of the heart via the superior vena cava and inferior vena cava.
Blood that has delivered its nutrients and oxygen and is in need of oxygen comes back to your heart in the veins and enters the right hand side of the heart (on left of diagram). This blood which is in need of oxygen (so-called deoxygenated blood) is sent to your lungs to pick up oxygen and get rid of carbon dioxide.his blood in need of oxygen (also called deoxygenated blood) is usually shown as blue or purple on diagrams. This âdeoxygenatedâ blood enters the top right hand side chamber (shown on left in diagram) of the heart, which is called the right atrium, via two large veins.