Those are the vessels that supply oxygenated blood to the heart.

这些血管供应充氧血到心脏。

That freshly oxygenated blood then heads off to the pulmonary veins, the heart, and then to the body's tissues!

富含氧的血液被运往肺静脉、心脏，最后到全身组织。

An artery is your oxygenated blood.

动脉是含氧的血液。

For that, your newly oxygenated blood needs to travel through the rest of your organ systems and share the wealth.

为此，你刚刚充满氧气的血液需要通过你器官系统的其他部分，分享财富。

And your blood vessels constrict to get oxygenated blood to your vital organs.

而你的血管会收缩，让充氧血能被送抵你的重要器官。

These conducting bronchioles receive oxygenated blood from the bronchial arteries of the systemic circulation.

这些传导性细支气管接受来自体循环的支气管动脉血液；动脉血含氧量丰富。

Healthy hearing happens when there is a proper flow of oxygenated blood reaching your hearing cells.

有适当的含氧血液流向你的听力细胞时才会拥有健康的听力。

It reduces the inflamation and also brings up the oxygenated blood cells so it can heal a lot faster.

它能减少炎症，还能促进含氧血细胞，这样伤口就能愈合得更快。

What those chest compressions can do is force a fibrillating heart to keep circulating oxygenated blood until help arrives.

这些胸部按压能做的是迫使颤动的心脏保持含氧血液循环，直到救援到来。

Because the heart supplies the brain with oxygenated blood, your brain needs that blood to think, process and retain information.

因为心脏为大脑提供含氧血液，大脑需要这些血液来思考、处理和储存信息。

Researchers used a normothermic perfusion machine, which preserves kidneys by passing oxygenated blood infused with an enzyme through the organ.

研究人员使用了常温灌流仪，它用含有特定酶的血液冲洗捐赠的肾脏从而更好的保存该器官。

Any of these allow the two independent circuits to mix blood and deliver some oxygenated blood to the tissues.

任何一种情况都可以使两个独立循环的血液混合，然后将少量含氧血运送到组织。

The reflected light changes depending on whether the blood vessels at that point are oxygenated or depleted of oxygen, showing the level of brain activity.

反射光随着血管因氧合结合还是脱氧合状态改变，显示了大脑活动的水平。

Deep relaxing stretches like downward dog, triangle pose, tree pose, and the bow pose can get oxygenated blood to your ears quickly.

深度放松拉伸动作，比如下犬式拉伸、三角式、树式和弓式可以让含氧血液快速流入耳朵。

At this point, the shunt is left-to-right, so oxygenated blood is flowing back and taking a second unnecessary trip to the lungs.

这样就产生了左向右的分流，氧合血液再次回流到肺，进行了一次无效循环。

Since there's more oxygenated blood over here, patients will have an increased oxygen saturation in the right ventricle and pulmonary artery.

既然来了更多含氧高的血液，患者右心室和肺动脉的氧饱和度就升高了。

Now during development, the fetus doesn't use the lungs yet, and relies on oxygenated blood from the placenta that comes into the right atrium.

在胚胎发育期，胎儿的肺还没有使用，其主要依赖于来自胎盘进入到右心房的氧合血。

Your heart rate also increases and your heart contracts more tightly to pump additional blood with each beat, quickly moving oxygenated blood around your body.

同时心率也会加快，心脏会更加用力地收缩，在每次跳动时带动更多的血液，让充了氧的血液在人体里更快速地运转。

That journey can take too long relative to how quickly blood moves through the lungs, and that makes it hard to fully oxygenate the blood.

与血液在肺部流动的速度相比，这一过程可能耗时过长，使得血液难以完全供氧。

These pulmonary veins deliver the oxygenated blood to the left atrium.

这些肺静脉将含氧血液输送到左心房。