Internal Structure of Human Heart

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Internal Structure of Human Heart: Overview

This topic covers concepts such as Human Heart, Structure of Human Heart, and Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrate Hearts.

Important Questions on Internal Structure of Human Heart

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Human heart is composed of _____ (four/two) chambers.

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_____ (Sinoatrial/Atrioventricular) node is the pacemaker of the heart.

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Mention the comparative anatomy of vertebrate heart.

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The relaxation of the heart chambers is called _____.

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The contraction of the heart chambers is called _____.

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In fishes, the blood is oxygenated in the _____.

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The oxygen-rich blood goes from the lungs to the _____.

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_____ is a muscular organ that pushes the blood around the body.

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What is the location of the human heart in the body?

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The prevention of backflow of blood inside the heart during contraction is done by

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The heart is a part of 

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The partition between the _____ in a human heart avoids the mixing of blood rich in oxygen with the blood rich in carbon dioxide.

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In humans, the heart is located in the _____ cavity.

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What is the normal pulse rate of a human at resting position?

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The number of chamber(s) present in human heart are

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Write the correlated terms?

Diastole phase : _____ :: Pulmonary circuit : Systematic circuit.