Order the route of blood through the heart from the body.
Reveal answer
- vena cava
- right atrium
- right ventricle
- pulmonary artery
- pulmonary vein
- left atrium
- left ventricle
- aorta
Key words: atrium · ventricle
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Key words: atrium · ventricle
Pumps to whole body → needs highest pressure → more muscle.
Key words: pressure
Backflow of blood.
Key words: backflow
Coronary arteries.
Key words: coronary
The septum.
Key words: septum
Upper chamber receiving blood into the heart.
Key words: atrium
Lower chamber pumping blood out.
Key words: ventricle
Wall separating right and left sides.
Key words: septum
Vessel supplying heart muscle.
Key words: coronary artery
Blood received/sent: Receives vena-cava blood. Structural feature: Thin wall.
Key words: Right atrium
Blood received/sent: Sends blood to pulmonary artery. Structural feature: Moderately thick wall.
Key words: Right ventricle
Blood received/sent: Receives pulmonary-vein blood. Structural feature: Thin wall.
Key words: Left atrium
Blood received/sent: Sends blood to aorta. Structural feature: Thickest wall.
Key words: Left ventricle
Blood received/sent: Separates sides. Structural feature: Prevents mixing.
Key words: Septum
Blood received/sent: Between chambers/at exits. Structural feature: Prevent backflow.
Key words: Valves
False. It carries deoxygenated blood from right ventricle to lungs.
False. Pressure opens/closes valves; cardiac muscle generates pressure.
False. It must generate greater systemic pressure.