Label the following parts of the heart on Figure Aosta O Anterior interventricular artery A Aorta O Circumflex artery a Inferior vena cava A Pulmonary trunk O Pulmonary veins a Right coronary artery Superior vena cava Supesios Vena Cave Polmanag taunk Figure 12.32 Heart, anterior view Right canang atery Inzesios Vena Cave 2 Label the following parts of the heart on Figure 12.33. O Aortic valve O Left atrium O Left ventricle O Mitral valve O Pulmonary valve O Right atrium O Right ventricle O Tricuspid valve

Label the following parts of the heart on Figure Aosta O Anterior interventricular artery A Aorta O Circumflex artery a Inferior vena cava A Pulmonary trunk O Pulmonary veins a Right coronary artery Superior vena cava Supesios Vena Cave Polmanag taunk Figure 12.32 Heart, anterior view Right canang atery Inzesios Vena Cave 2 Label the following parts of the heart on Figure 12.33. O Aortic valve O Left atrium O Left ventricle O Mitral valve O Pulmonary valve O Right atrium O Right ventricle O Tricuspid valve

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Chapter4: Anatomy And Physiology Of The Circulatory System

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