What chamber of the heart does blood leave as it goes to the lungs? O left atrium right ventricle O left ventricle O right atrium QUESTION 34 The vena cava is the largest O atrium O valve O artery O vein QUESTION 35 Which of the following describes the heart beat? O First the atria contract, then the ventricles contract, then all chambers relax. All chambers contract at the same time, then they all relax. O First the atria contract, then they relax, then the ventricles contract. O First the ventricles contract, then the atria contract, then all chambers relax.

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QUESTION 33
What chamber of the heart does blood leave as it goes to the lungs?
O left atrium
right ventricle
left ventricle
right atrium
QUESTION 34
The vena cava is the largest
atrium
valve
artery
vein
QUESTION 35
Which of the following describes the heart beat?
First the atria contract, then the ventricles contract, then all chambers relax.
All chambers contract at the same time, then they all relax.
First the atria contract, then they relax, then the ventricles contract.
First the ventricles contract, then the atria contract, then all chambers relax.
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 33 What chamber of the heart does blood leave as it goes to the lungs? O left atrium right ventricle left ventricle right atrium QUESTION 34 The vena cava is the largest atrium valve artery vein QUESTION 35 Which of the following describes the heart beat? First the atria contract, then the ventricles contract, then all chambers relax. All chambers contract at the same time, then they all relax. First the atria contract, then they relax, then the ventricles contract. First the ventricles contract, then the atria contract, then all chambers relax.
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