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- 1. PRESENTED BY- PRADEEP BANJARE APOLLO COLLEGE OF PHARMACY ANJORA, DURG
- 2. -: CONTENT :- 1. INRODUCTION 2. HEART- INTERNAL & ETERNAL STRUCTURE 3. LOCATION OF THE HEART 4. FUNCTION OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYS. 5. MAJOR PART OF HEART 6. LAYER & CHAMBER OF HEART 7. ATRIA & VENTRICLES 8. CIRCULATION OF BLOOD & CARDIOC CYCLE 9. PATHWAY OF BLOOD 10. HEART DISEASE- HYPER & HYPOTENSION 11. PROBLEM OF HEART