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Heart control and pulmonary circulation

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Fill the blanks activity on pulmonary circulation and cardiac cycle

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Heart control and pulmonary circulation
 

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Fill the blanks activity on pulmonary circulation and cardiac cycle

by Idafe Perez Jimenez
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1 . Blood enters the right carried by the vena and the left atrium carried by the pulmonary .

2 . The node sends an electric signal that makes the atria contract , but the signal is held back at the node so the ventricles' contraction gets delayed . This allows blood to enter the ventricles .

3 . After a delay of approximately 0 . 1 , the signal is passed on to the of , which branches out to the fibres and makes the ventricles contract .

4 . The valve prevents blood from flowing back to the right atrium , and the valve prevents blood from flowing back to the left atrium . Blood is pumped from the right ventricle , through the valve onto the and from there to the body ; and through the valve onto the artery and from there to the .

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