Which an appropriate direction of blood flow in the heart * O Blood from pulmonary veins flows to the right atrium. O Aorta push oxygenate blood through the pulmonary arteries. O The blood coming to the left atrium by four pulmonary veins. Oxygenated blood flows through the pulmonary arteries. O Pulmonary arteries valve prevents blood coming back to the right ventricle. O Superior vena cava carries blood from lower part of body to the right atrium.

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