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Veins carry blood to body parts....so for legs we can say blood from heart goes to the legs....but then valves should prevent backflow of blood to heart right? How do valves allow blood to move only in one direction ie towards the heart?
@5:54, it's just that the atrial ventricular valves are pulled towards the ventricles when the ventricles contract. But according to the video on atrial pressure changes during the cardiac cycle, I thought that a tree of ventricular vowel spoiled into the atria during ventricular contraction. Could you clarify?
During isovolumetric contraction, the valves bulge into the atria. And during the ejection phase, into the ventricles. It's mentioned so in video on atrial pressure. I hope that helps
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Could you explain how someone lying on their stomach for 16-20 hours a day for four months may have effected the venous pump? Muscle tone? Etc?
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Veins carry blood to body parts....so for legs we can say blood from heart goes to the legs....but then valves should prevent backflow of blood to heart right? How do valves allow blood to move only in one direction ie towards the heart?
It's already explained.
Veins carry blood towards the heart from the body hence the valves ensure the flow is unidirectional i.e; towards the heart
@5:54, it's just that the atrial ventricular valves are pulled towards the ventricles when the ventricles contract. But according to the video on atrial pressure changes during the cardiac cycle, I thought that a tree of ventricular vowel spoiled into the atria during ventricular contraction. Could you clarify?
During isovolumetric contraction, the valves bulge into the atria. And during the ejection phase, into the ventricles. It's mentioned so in video on atrial pressure. I hope that helps