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Loughborough College The structure of the heart Click to continue 24-May-17 1 The structure of the heart Loughborough College Click on the different regions of the heart. 24-May-17 2 Right Atrium Loughborough College • Blood is brought back to the heart via the veins, where it arrives at the right atrium. 24-May-17 Click anywhere on the page to continue. 3 Right Ventricle Loughborough College • Blood is pumped from the right ventricle to the lungs to be oxygenated. 24-May-17 Click anywhere on the page to continue. 4 Left Atrium Loughborough College • Oxygenated blood that is returning from the lungs, arrive at the Left Atrium 24-May-17 Click anywhere on the page to continue. 5 Left Ventricle Loughborough College • Blood is pumped from the Left Ventricle around the body. 24-May-17 Click anywhere on the page to continue. 6 Aorta Loughborough College • The blood leaves the left ventricle via the Aorta. 24-May-17 Click anywhere on the page to continue. 7 Pulmonary Artery Loughborough College • Blood leaves the left ventricle via the pulmonary artery. This is the only artery in the body that carries deoxygenated blood. 24-May-17 Click anywhere on the page to continue. 8 Pulmonary Valve Loughborough College • This Semi-lunar (half moon) valve, stops blood that is being pumped to the lungs flowing back into the heart. 24-May-17 Click anywhere on the page to continue. 9 Tricuspid Valve Loughborough College • The Tricuspid valve has 3 cups. As the Right Ventricle contracts, this valve closes to prevent the blood being pumped into the atrium, instead the blood goes into the pulmonary artery. 24-May-17 Click anywhere on the page to continue. 10 Septum Loughborough College • The Septum keeps the 2 sides of the heart separate from each other. 24-May-17 Click anywhere on the page to continue. 11 Dicuspid Valve Loughborough College • The Dicuspid valve has 2 cups. As the Left Ventricle contracts, this valve closes to prevent the blood being pumped into the atrium, instead the blood goes into the Aorta. 24-May-17 Click anywhere on the page to continue. 12 Chordinae Tendinae Loughborough College • These strong fibres prevent the valve from opening under the considerable pressure that the ventricle exerts. 24-May-17 Click anywhere on the page to continue. 13