Anatomy
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| Surperior Vena Cava | returns blood to the right artium of the upper body
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| Right Atrium | first chamber- returns blood to the heart from the body
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| Tricuspid valve | Prevents blood from flowing back into the right artium when right ventricule contracts
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| Right anterior papillary muscle | When this muscle contracts the tricuspid will close and prevent valve from prolapsing into the atrium
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| Right ventricle | recieves blood from right atrium then pumps the blood to the lungs via pulmonary artery
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| Interventicular sptum- | muscle wall seperates left and right ventricles
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| chordae Tendineae | connect valves to papillary muscle
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| Left Ventricle | recieves blood from left atrium and pumps blood to entire body. You fell this ventricle when it contracts.
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| Moderator Band | carries electerical impulses throught the heart
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| aortic valve | prevents blood from returning to the heart as left ventricle contracts. (Semilunar valve)
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| Left Artium | Recieves oxygenated blood from lungs via pulmonary veins. It then pumps blood to left ventrical via miartrial valve.
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| Pulmonary Veins | carrys oxygenated blood from the lungs to the heart (left atrium) Only veins that carry oxygenated blood.
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| Ascending Aorta | Caries blood to the body as left ventricle contracts.
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| epiardium | reduces friction, outer layer of the heart.
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| Myocardium | muscle layer of the heart,middle
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| endocardium | epithael lining of the heart, is continous with the blood vessels.
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