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show Mediastinum  
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show Diaphragm  
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show second  
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Approximately two thirds of the heart mass is seen to the left of what?   show
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The loosely fitting outer layer of the heart is called what?   show
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The middle layer of the heart wall is what?   show
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show Visceral pericardium  
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The visceral pericardium is also called what?   show
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show Friction  
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show Myocardium  
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show Cardiac muscle  
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show Bundles  
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show endocardium  
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show Four  
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Wich of the two are the recieving chambers?   show
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Which two are the discharging chambers?   show
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show Pectinate muscles  
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Irregular ridges of the muscles in the ventricles are what?   show
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What prevents backflow into the ventricles when the heart is relaxed?   show
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show Tricuspid and Bicuspid  
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What is an AV valve with three flaps?   show
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What is an AV valve with two flaps?   show
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show SA node  
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show AV node  
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show Myocardial infarction  
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show Ectopic focus  
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show Incompetent valve  
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show Congestive heart failure  
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show Bradycardia  
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What is a condition in which the heart is uncoordinated and useless as a pump?   show
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show Tachycardia  
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show Heart block  
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What is a chest pain, resulting from ischemia of the myocardium?   show
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What is a result of initial failure of the left side of the heart?   show
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