- A- D- B- C PosteriorARightside ofheartLeftside ofheartCAnteriorThrough which of the above valves does blood flow from theright ventricle onto the pulmonary artery?B.

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Chapter7: Circulation: The Heart And Blood Vessels

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3RQ: What is the difference between the systemic and pulmonary circuits?

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A
Right
side of
heart
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side of
heart
C
Anterior
Through which of the above valves does blood flow from the
right ventricle onto the pulmonary artery?
B.

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