First we have to understand
that while facing a patient
that THEIR left side is YOUR
right side.           Patients’ left arm


 Doctors’ right arm
There are 4 chambers that
blood flows through in your
heart


The Right Atrium
The Right Ventricle
The Left Atrium
The Left Ventricle
There are 2 valves that exist
between each Atrium and
Ventricle that close after the
blood is pumped through them

The Right Pulmonary      The Left Pulmonary
Atrioventricular Valve   Atrioventricular Valve
(Tricuspid Valve)        (Bicuspid Valve)
These valves help to keep your
blood from flowing back the way
from which it came, by closing
up with each beat. There are also
tiny valves in all the veins and
arteries that serve the same
purpose, called venous valves.
There are 3 veins that carry
Deoxygenated Blood into the
heart.

Superior Vena Cava
Inferior Vena Cava
Coronary Sinus
Our Journey Begins!

Into the Heart

 Blood flows into the Right Atrium
 Down through the Tricuspid Valve
 Into the Right Ventricle
 Then up through the *Pulmonary
  Semi lunar Valve
Blood becomes OXYGENATED!
 Blood runs
  through
  pulmonary trunk
  into the lungs
 Then the Blood
  runs across the
  Alveoli (air
  sacks) of the
  lungs and picks
  up Oxygen
REFRESHED!

Back to the heart
 Blood flows via the Pulmonary Veins
 Back into the Heart at the Left Atrium
 Down through the Bicuspid Valve
 Into the Left Ventricle…
UP & OUT!

 The Blood then flows through
  the Semi Lunar Valve
 Up and out of the heart into
  the Aorta
And the beat goes on!

There are 3 veins branching
from the Aorta

 Brachiocephalic Artery
 Left Common Carotid Artery
 Left Subclavian Artery
Blood goes round and round
 Thus, beginning its journey through the
  arteries to deliver oxygen to the cells of
  your body
 When the blood in the arteries becomes
  deoxygenated they are then recognized as
  veins
And There You have it!

The cardiac conduction_system

  • 2.
    First we haveto understand that while facing a patient that THEIR left side is YOUR right side. Patients’ left arm Doctors’ right arm
  • 3.
    There are 4chambers that blood flows through in your heart The Right Atrium The Right Ventricle The Left Atrium The Left Ventricle
  • 4.
    There are 2valves that exist between each Atrium and Ventricle that close after the blood is pumped through them The Right Pulmonary The Left Pulmonary Atrioventricular Valve Atrioventricular Valve (Tricuspid Valve) (Bicuspid Valve)
  • 5.
    These valves helpto keep your blood from flowing back the way from which it came, by closing up with each beat. There are also tiny valves in all the veins and arteries that serve the same purpose, called venous valves.
  • 6.
    There are 3veins that carry Deoxygenated Blood into the heart. Superior Vena Cava Inferior Vena Cava Coronary Sinus
  • 7.
    Our Journey Begins! Intothe Heart  Blood flows into the Right Atrium  Down through the Tricuspid Valve  Into the Right Ventricle  Then up through the *Pulmonary Semi lunar Valve
  • 8.
    Blood becomes OXYGENATED! Blood runs through pulmonary trunk into the lungs  Then the Blood runs across the Alveoli (air sacks) of the lungs and picks up Oxygen
  • 9.
    REFRESHED! Back to theheart  Blood flows via the Pulmonary Veins  Back into the Heart at the Left Atrium  Down through the Bicuspid Valve  Into the Left Ventricle…
  • 10.
    UP & OUT! The Blood then flows through the Semi Lunar Valve  Up and out of the heart into the Aorta
  • 11.
    And the beatgoes on! There are 3 veins branching from the Aorta  Brachiocephalic Artery  Left Common Carotid Artery  Left Subclavian Artery
  • 12.
    Blood goes roundand round  Thus, beginning its journey through the arteries to deliver oxygen to the cells of your body  When the blood in the arteries becomes deoxygenated they are then recognized as veins
  • 13.
    And There Youhave it!