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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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**Title: Understanding Valve Locations in the Heart** **Text:** **Can you figure out which valve this (black arrow) would be?** *(Hint: Follow the direction of blood)* **Image Description:** The image contains a dissected section of a heart. There are colored arrows with annotations indicating blood flow: 1. **Black Arrow:** Points to a specific valve in the heart. 2. **Blue Arrow:** Labeled "outgoing," shows the direction blood exits the heart. 3. **Red Arrow:** Labeled "incoming," shows the direction blood enters the heart. Understanding these labels and arrows will help identify the valve in question by assessing the flow of blood through the heart.
Transcribed Image Text:**Title: Understanding Valve Locations in the Heart** **Text:** **Can you figure out which valve this (black arrow) would be?** *(Hint: Follow the direction of blood)* **Image Description:** The image contains a dissected section of a heart. There are colored arrows with annotations indicating blood flow: 1. **Black Arrow:** Points to a specific valve in the heart. 2. **Blue Arrow:** Labeled "outgoing," shows the direction blood exits the heart. 3. **Red Arrow:** Labeled "incoming," shows the direction blood enters the heart. Understanding these labels and arrows will help identify the valve in question by assessing the flow of blood through the heart.
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The heart of mammals generally consists of four valves that are mitral valve, tricuspid valve, and, two atrioventricular valves. These valves are present in the lower and upper chambers of the heart.

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