Structure of the Heart
Across
- 3. this valve is between left atrium and
- 5. this valve is between right atrium and ventricle
- 8. muscles and tendons that hold the valves in place
- 10. internally separates oxygenated and deoxygenated blood/separates left and right halves of heart
- 14. tip of heart, points toward left hip
- 15. receives deoxygenated blood from right atrium
- 18. thick, twisting bundles of cardiac muscle that provide contractions
- 20. these blood vessels provide oxygen to heart itself
- 22. most superficial layer, made of fat and connective tissue that provide the most protection to the heart and helps cardiac cells properly develop
- 24. the pericardium that produces lubricating fluid within the pericardial cavity to reduce friction between the heart and surrounding tissues
- 25. returns blood to heart from lower body
- 26. returns blood to heart from upper body
Down
- 1. receives oxygenated blood from body tissues
- 2. receives deoxygenated blood from body tissues
- 4. the pericardium that anchors the heart in place
- 6. receives oxygenated blood from left atrium
- 7. this side of your heart deals with oxygenated blood
- 9. between each chamber, allows for one way flow of blood through the heart
- 11. where blood is flowing through the heart
- 12. carries oxygenated blood to body tissues
- 13. this side of your deals with deoxygenated blood
- 16. deepest, thin layer that lines chambers of the heart
- 17. carries deoxygenated blood from body to lungs
- 19. this valve controls blood into pulmonary trunk
- 21. carries oxygenated blood to heart from lungs
- 23. this valve controls blood flow into aorta