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ITM blood flow

heart circulation

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arteries takes blood "away" from heart
veins returns blood "to" heart
right & left chambers-atria "receiving" chambers -
2 lower chambers-ventricles discharging chambers
tricuspid opening of right atrium into right ventricle
bicuspid/mitral valve opening of left atrium into left ventricle
pulmonary semilunar valve between right ventricle and pulmonary artery
aortic semilunar valve between left ventricle and aorta
1-superior vena cava "returns deoxygenated" blood from upper part of body to right atria
1-inferior vena cava "returns deoxygenated" blood from lower part of body to right atria
2-right atria heart contracts and pushes deoxygenated blood thru the tricuspid valve
3-tricuspid valve deoxygenated blood pushes into right ventricle
4-right ventricle deoxygenated blood then moves thru pulmonary semi-lunar valve
5- pulmonary semi-lunar valve deoxygenated blood then goes into pulmonary arteries
6-pulmonary artery then takes deoxygenated blood to the lungs
7-lungs deoxygenated blood exchanges carbon dioxide for oxygen where is is carried by pulmonary veins
8-pulmonary vein oxygenated blood is carried into left atrium
9-left atrium heart contracts and pushes oxygenated blood thru bicuspid valve
10-bicuspid valve pushes oxygenated blood into left ventricle
11-left ventricle oxygenated blood travels thru aortic semi-lunar valve
12-aorta then oxygenated blood travels to arterioles
13-arterioles then oxygenated blood goes to capillaries
14-capillaries oxygenated blood feeds cells oxygen and takes carbon dioxide, blood is now deoxygenated and must go back to heart so it goes to venules
15-venules deoxygenated goes to veins
16-veins deoxygenated blood goes to superior and inferior vena cava
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