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The remains of foramen ovale (Fossa ovalis) is located in:

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Important Questions on Body Fluids and Circulation

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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 18 - Body Fluids and Circulation>EXERCISE- I (Conceptual Questions)>Q 92
Which organ is bypassed in case of foetal circulation:
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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 18 - Body Fluids and Circulation>EXERCISE- I (Conceptual Questions)>Q 93
The connection between pulmonary & Aortic arches in Foetus is:
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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 18 - Body Fluids and Circulation>EXERCISE- I (Conceptual Questions)>Q 94
The mitral valve is supported by:
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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 18 - Body Fluids and Circulation>EXERCISE- I (Conceptual Questions)>Q 95
Which of the following is associated with congenital heart disease?
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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 18 - Body Fluids and Circulation>EXERCISE- I (Conceptual Questions)>Q 96
Normal heart rate in a two months old infant is-
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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 18 - Body Fluids and Circulation>EXERCISE- I (Conceptual Questions)>Q 97
The largest and the thickest heart chamber is
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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 18 - Body Fluids and Circulation>EXERCISE- I (Conceptual Questions)>Q 98
A tricuspid valve is found in between:
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Beta Question Bank for Medical: Biology>Chapter 18 - Body Fluids and Circulation>EXERCISE- I (Conceptual Questions)>Q 99
Most fatal thrombosis leading to myocardial infarction is of