**Question 4**In the presence of ventricular septal defects, a left-to-right cardiac shunt indicates that:- a. Blood from the right ventricle enters the left ventricle- b. Blood from the left ventricle enters the right ventricle- c. Blood from the left ventricle enters the left atrium- d. Blood continues to flow normally- e. Blood stops flowing---*Note for students: Understanding how ventricular septal defects influence blood flow is crucial for comprehending the changes in cardiac physiology. Make sure to review how these defects can alter normal circulation patterns.*

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