Difference between revisions of "Left Atrium"

Latest revision as of 10:45, 7 November 2018

A diagram showing the 4 chambers of the heart with the atria at the top.

The left atrium is a chamber at the top left of the heart.

The left atrium is separated from the ventricles by the Bicuspid Valve.

The left atrium receives oxygenated blood from the lungs through a vein called the Pulmonary Vein and pumps it into the left ventricle.

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 ===About the Atria===
-: The '''left atrium''' are separated from the [[ventricle]]s by the [[Bicuspid Valve]].
+: The '''left atrium''' is separated from the [[ventricle]]s by the [[Bicuspid Valve]].
-: The '''left atrium''' receives [[oxygentated]] [[blood]] from the [[lung]]s through a [[vein]] called the [[Pulmonary Vein]] and pumps it into the [[Left Ventricle|left ventricle]].
+: The '''left atrium''' receives [[oxygenated]] [[blood]] from the [[lung]]s through a [[vein]] called the [[Pulmonary Vein]] and pumps it into the [[Left Ventricle|left ventricle]].