The heart 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? BiologyCells, tissues and organsGCSEEdexcel Created by: chris van hekCreated on: 06-05-13 11:28 Does the blood on the left side ever mix with the blood on the right? no the blood on either side will never mix. 1 of 18 what does the right side of the heart do? the right side of the heart will pump blood into your lungs and then back to your heart. 2 of 18 what happens to the blood when it is pumped into your lungs? when the blood is pumped into tour lungs it will pick up oxygen. 3 of 18 what does the blood get rid of when it is pumped into the lungs? the blood will get rid of carbon dioxide. 4 of 18 when the blood picks up oxygen what is this called? it is called oxygenated blood. 5 of 18 where will the left side of the heart pump blood to? the left side of the heart will pump blood to the rest of your body. 6 of 18 when blood is pumped to your cells full of oxygen what do we say it is being? we say it is being deoxygenated. 7 of 18 when your heart muscles contract what are they doing? they are forcing blood into your arteries. 8 of 18 what does each beat of the heart represent? it is representing your blood being pumped along at high pressure. 9 of 18 when arteries are contracting what are they doing? they are forcing blood along. 10 of 18 how are will able to test this effect? this effect can be felt by your pulse. 11 of 18 what do capillaries eventually form? they will eventually form veins. 12 of 18 what keeps the blood flow going along your veins? blood is kept flowing by the squeezing of your muscles. 13 of 18 what are the upper chambers called on your heart? the upper chambers are called "Aria's". 14 of 18 what will happen when the atrium contract? they will empty blood into your lower chambers. 15 of 18 what are the lower chambers of your heart called? they are called ventricals. 16 of 18 what happens when ventricals contract? they will let blood out into your arteries. 17 of 18 what is the valve called at every end of the atrium? it is called a verticle. 18 of 18
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