Experimental Physiology And Anatomy
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This liquid and the slippery coats prevent friction when the heart pulses.
B. Carefully cut away the pericardium from the blood vessels, and the fat from the surface of the heart. Locate the aorta, vcnw cavw, pulmonary veins and artcnj, and push bristle seekers through these blood vessels into the heart.
82 EXPERIMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY C. Examine the outside of the heart and locate the follow- ing parts of the heart proper : right and lefl auricles, right and Fia. 35. — Heart in position with perica...rdium removed (Human): Tr, trachea; L, lungs; RA, LA, right and left auricles; RY. LV, right and left ventricles; Ao, aorta (two branches); SVC, IVC, superior and inferior vense cavae; PA, pulmonary artery.
left ventricles. By right and left are meant the parts of the heart that are right and left in regard to the position of the heart in the body. Which parts have the thickest walls?
CIRCULATION AND THE BLOOD SYSTEM 83 The walls are made of muscle, and these thick-walled parts do the pumping.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This liquid and the slippery coats prevent friction when the heart pulses.
B. Carefully cut away the pericardium from the blood vessels, and the fat from the surface of the heart. Locate the aorta, vcnw cavw, pulmonary veins and artcnj, and push bristle seekers through these blood vessels into the heart.
82 EXPERIMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY C. Examine the outside of the heart and locate the follow- ing parts of the heart proper : right and lefl auricles, right and Fia. 35. — Heart in position with perica...rdium removed (Human): Tr, trachea; L, lungs; RA, LA, right and left auricles; RY. LV, right and left ventricles; Ao, aorta (two branches); SVC, IVC, superior and inferior vense cavae; PA, pulmonary artery.
left ventricles. By right and left are meant the parts of the heart that are right and left in regard to the position of the heart in the body. Which parts have the thickest walls?
CIRCULATION AND THE BLOOD SYSTEM 83 The walls are made of muscle, and these thick-walled parts do the pumping.
What to read after Experimental Physiology And Anatomy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Hollis Eddy to read onlineMoreLess
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