Blood Flow Through the Heart | Heart Anatomy and Physiology NCLEX

Blood flow through the heart: Learn easy memory tricks to help you understand heart anatomy and physiology!
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Students must learn the blood flow through the heart for classes such as anatomy and physiology, as well as many nursing-related classes (and NCLEX).
When learning the blood flow of the heart, it helps to divide it up into two sections: The left side and the right side. There are six structures on each of these sides that are used during blood circulation.
The left side receives blood that left the lungs. The right side sends blood right to the lungs. In addition, the tricuspid is on the right side, and the bicuspid is on the left side. When looking at a heart diagram, the best way to remember which comes first (from left to right) is to remember the phrase, "Try before you buy" (tricuspid, then bicuspid).
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Remember that *arteries* carry *oxygenated* blood *away* from the heart and *veins* towards or *venir* spanish meaning to come with *deoxygenated* blood towards the heart. *Only* for the regular arteries and veins. Now with the pulmonary artery and veins ... The pulmonic veins carries the *oxygenated* blood return from the lungs to the heart and the pulmonary artery sends *deoxygenated* blood away to the lungs. I Hope this also helps. Wonderful video and visuals (:

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Yes because in general, arteries carry blood away from the heart. Veins carry blood to the heart .

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Tricuspid (three) Valve, right side of heart (right lung has three lobes) Bicuspid (two) Valve, left side of heart (left lung has two lobes)

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