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| Where is the Inferior Vena Cava located? | Vein entering LOWER Right Atrium
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| What is the function of the Inferior Vena Cava? | Receives blood from Lower Extremities and Abdomen
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| Where is the Superior Vena Cava located? | Vein entering UPPER Right Atrium
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| What is the function of the Superior Vena Cava? | Receives blood from Head and Upper Extremities
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| What are considered "Upper Extremities"? | everything Above the Heart
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| Where is the Pulmonary Artery located? | from Right Ventricle ---> Lungs
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| Where is the Ductus Arteriosus located? | in the Pulmonary Artery
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| What is the function of the Ductus Arteriosus? | connect R & L Ventricles --> blood will bypass lungs in utero
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| What is the Ductus Arteriosus called after birth? | Ligamentum Arteriosus
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| How many Pulmonary veins are there? | 4 - from Lungs --> Left Atrium
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| What structures are used for blood to bypass the lungs in fetuses? | Foramen Ovale, Ligamentum Arteriosus
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| Where is the Aorta located? | leaves the Left Ventricle
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| What are Coronary Vessels? | R & L Arteries are the 1st branches of Aorta --> Myocardium
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| Where do Cardiac Veins go? | to the Coronary Sinus
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| What is the function of Cardiac Veins? | Return blood FROM Myocardium --> Right Atrium
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| Where does the Aortic Arch lead? | Thoracic Aorta
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| What are the 3 major branches of the Aortic Arch? | 1. Brachiocephalic; 2. LEFT Common Carotid; 3. LEFT Subclavian
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| How many veins return blood to the Right Atrium? | 3 - Inferior/Superior Vena Cava, Coronary Sinus
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| How does blood flow from Right Atrium --> Coronary Sinus? | R Atrium --> R Vent. --> Pulm Art. --> Lungs --> Pulm Veins --> L Atrium --> L Vent. --> Aorta --> Coronary Arteries --> Myocardium --> Card. Veins --> Coronary Sinus --> R Atrium
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| What is the function of Heart Valves? | to prevent flow back "Regurgitation"
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| What does AV stand for (with respect to valves)? | Atrioventricular
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| What are the flaps of valves restrained by? | Chordae Tendinae connected Papillary Muscles
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| What are the types of heart valves? | Atrioventricular, Semilunar
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| What is similar about AV and Semilunar Valves? | Identical in Anatomy, different in function
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| Give examples of AV Valves? | R= Tricuspid, L= Mitral
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| Give examples of Semilunar Valves? | R= Pulmonary, L= Aortic
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| Where is the Mitral Valve located? | between the LEFT Ventricle and LEFT Atrium
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| Where is the Tricuspid Valve located? | between the RIGHT Ventricle and RIGHT Atrium
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