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name the chambers of the heart of fish
atrium and ventricle
describe open circulatory system
blood is not confined to b
what is the function of the epiglottis
seal off trachea during eating/drinking, prevents food and liquid from entering the trachea
what structure in the lungs is involved in the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
alveoli
what is the function of the ductus arteriosus
allows oxygenated blood to bypass the fetal pulmonary circulation, short blood vessel that connects the fetal pulmonary artery to the arota
what is the function of the coronary arteries
supply oxygenated blood to the heart muscle
what is the function of the larynx
allow air to pass from the pharynx to the trachea, voice box, protects trachea against food aspiration
what valve located between the right atrium and right ventricle prevents the back flow of blood into the right atrium
tricuspid
if a drop of blood was in the right ventricle, what vessel would it be pumped into next
pulmonary artery
a drop of blood is in the aorta. what chamber of the heart was it just pumped from
left ventricle

what is 1
aorta

what is 2
right atrium

what is 3
superior vena cava

what is 4
pulmonary trunk

what is 5
left atrium

what is 6
right ventricle

what is 7
left ventricle

what is 8
right coronary artery

what is 9
left coronary vein

what is 10
left coronary artery

what is 11
pulmonary veins

what is 1
right atrium

what is 2
tricuspid valve

what is 3
right ventricle

what is 4
interventricular septum

what is 5
left atrium

what is 6
mitral valve

what is 7
ductus arteriosus

what is 8
pulmonary semilunar valve

what is 1
aortic valve

what is 5
aorta

what is 6
pulmonary trunk

what is 1
right atrium

what is 2
right ventricle

what is 3
interventricular groove

what is 4
left ventricle

what is 5
pulmonary trunk

what is 6
left atrium

what is 7
coronary vessels

what is 2
tricuspid valve

what is 5
mitral valve

what is 6
chordae tendineae

what is 8
papillary muscle

what is 1
pharynx

what is 2
epiglottis

what is 3
trachea

what is 4
lung

what is 5
primary bronchus

what is 6
secondary bronchus

what is 7
tertiary bronchus

what is 8
diaphragm

what is 1
bronchiole

what is 2
alveoli

what is 3
capillary bed

what is 1
larynx

what is 2
trachea

what is 3
superior vena cava

what is 4
aorta

what is 5
pulmonary trunk

what is 6
coronary artery

what is 7
heart

what is 8
coronary vein

what is 9
lung

what is 10
pulmonary vein

what are the arrows pointing too
plaque