Blood is drained from a convenient $P$ of a patient and is pumped into a dialyzing unit after adding $Q$. After purification,$R$ is added to the blood,and it is returned to the body through $S$.
$\quad \quad P\quad \quad Q\quad \quad R\quad \quad S$

  • A
    Vein $\quad$ Heparin $\quad$ Anti-heparin $\quad$ Artery
  • B
    Artery $\quad$ Heparin $\quad$ Anti-heparin $\quad$ Vein
  • C
    Artery $\quad$ Anti-heparin $\quad$ Heparin $\quad$ Vein
  • D
    Vein $\quad$ Anti-heparin $\quad$ Heparin $\quad$ Artery

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