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What is 1?
auricle of right atrium

What is 2?
right atrium

What is 3?
tricuspid valve

What is 4?
right ventricle

What is 5?
interventricular septum

What if 6?
apex

What is 7?
papillary muscle

What is 8?
left ventricle

What is 9?
chordae tendineae

What is 10?
bicuspid valve

What is 11?
left atrium

What is 12?
aortic semilunar valve

What is 13?
auricle of left atrium

What is 14?
aorta
What is the function of the papillary muscles and the chordae tendineae?
It prevents the backward flow of blood, stopping the valves from being folded backwards
valves are more _______ in sheep than in humans
delicate
The azygos vein differs between sheep and humans because of how its on the _____ side for sheep and the _____ side for humans
left, right

What is A?
right auricle

What is B?
interventricular sulcus

What is C?
the apex

What is D?
left auricle
What are the two loops of mammalian circulation?
Pulmonary (lungs) and Systemic Loop (body)
In pulmonary circulation the blood goes from being ___________ —> ___________
deoxygenated —> oxygenated
In the systemic loop the blood goes from being ___________ —> ___________
oxygenated ——> deoxygenated
What kind of pressure is in the pulmonary loop?
Low
What kind of pressure is in the systemic loop?
High

Why does a sheep’s systematic loop have to work slightly differently than a human?
because they are horizontal