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3 years ago

The two lower chambers of the human heart are known as:

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2 answers:

Deffense [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

B(ventricles)

Explanation:

So lets go over the heart.

First blood circulates from your body to your heart. This is through blood vessels. These blood vessels are connected to the inferior and superior vena cava that go into the heart.

So, this means that the blood vessels are outside of the heart, not the lower areas.

Then, the blood goes into the right artierium, and down to the right venticle. So, thinking about this, it means that the artieriums are the top chambers.

The word auricles is another word for artiums, which we already know are the top chambers.

The venicles are below this, these must be the bottom chambers.

I attached files of some notes I took on the heart, they show the strucutre of the heart and the workings of the heart and circulatory system.

Hope my answer or notes helps! ;)

kolezko [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

b. ventricles

The right and left ventricles

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