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Which chamber pumps out deoxygenated blood?Chapter 11 The Canonssoula Sysem 179) 3, Figure 11-2 is an anterior view of the heat. Mdentiy each numbered stracture | and write as name in the corresponding numbered space below the figure “Then, select diferent colors for each stucure provided with a colo-coding cele, and use them to color the coding circles and corresponding stractures ; sanitte «gn ‘on the figure one inkvele gover es, ne i Figure 1-2 © Auvinen a © Kult Wy, © Lin 2 O Aah Lula VENUS xa oO Rytik sO} flask Cina Cin © Litt 4 Lipytan ack a “ SUp.veis. (als, Rogwhar ce we. © Nocuontuyy ay Fer oswr178 asstomy & Physiology Coloring Workbook 2, The hearts called double pump because it serves two circulations. ‘Trace the flow of blood throggh both the pulmonary and systemic circle tions by wing the missing terms in the answer blanks. Then, color regions vanspoting O;-poor blood blue and regions transporting Oyich Blood red on Figure 11. Finally, dent the various regions ofthe CGreuation shown in Figure 11-1 by ibeling them using the key choices Loven 1 Li Serwulungy 2, (tran 6 acral Loinwsia L. Vek 6 he 9% a, wo. C jlo) beds VON CANA 12 ob VOD CW ys, Key Choices A Vessels serving head snd upper limbs 1B Vessels serving body trunk sand lower nbs CC. Vessels serving the visera D. Pulmonary cireulation . Pulmonary “pomp” F. Systemic “pump” "rom the sight atrium dough the tricuspid vai to the _@) through the valve to the pulmonary runk to the right tnd lef “GD, to the capllay beds ofthe (tthe {oie DoF the heat through the valve co tho “Ga Ghrough the O) semilunar valve, 10 the 00. tothe Systemic ances, 6 the CLD of the body tissues, to the ‘Systemic veins to the G2) and (13), which enter the sight ftom ofthe bearChapter 1 The Cardiovasc Systems TT 6. Figure 11-4 isa diagram of the Fontl section of the hear. Follow the instructions below to complete this exercise int, drs atts to indicate the direction of blood flow through the hear. Draw the pathway of the oxygen-rich blocd with red arows, and tree the pathway of oxygen-poor bloed with blue arrows. Second, dent exch of the elements ofthe intrinsic conduction sytem (oumbers 1-5 on the figuee) by inserting the appropriate terms in the blanks let of the figure. Then, indicate with green arrows the pathway that impulses take through thi eyetem. “Thin, comectly identify each of the heat valves (numbers 6-9 on the Fig) by inserting the appropsate terms in the blanks left of the figure, and draw in and kdetify by name the condike structares tht anchoe the flaps of the atrioventricular (AV) valves. Fourth, use the numbers ftom the figure ro identify the structures described below. Pace the numbers in the letred answer blanks, Lo a <1 prevent bacitow to the venies when the hea i relaxed a D. Prevent badkflow into the tia when the ventricles sre contracting C Lb av va withthe tans AV valve with to Maps “The pacemaker ofthe inrinsie Figure 1-4 conduction system "The point in the intinsic |) ‘conduction system where the impalse is temporary delayed , supe. Anal 1 vomena x AY wuld :/ & wy 3 Laan KV nade lx y malig Se | 7 ais emit! a - Linge Goers i re th a mh » We 4 Wal ft uctic vale ” vertie qtin [vial WCwsp.valie