Frog Cardiovascular System
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published 02/10/2007
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Summary
The heart is probably one of the most important muscles in an organism’s body. It is what drives the flow of nutrients, oxygen, and other vital cells across an organism’s body. In different organisms the heart can have slightly different anatomical features as compared to other organisms. In humans, the heart is divided into 4 chambers; the left and right atriums as well as the left and right ventricles. Each chamber is separated by muscle walls and by special valves, the semi lunar and cuspids, which allow blood to flow into appropriate chambers and to make sure oxygenated blood and deoxygenated blood do not mix, allowing for 100% separation.
Table of Contents
- The heart is probably one of the most important muscles in an organism's body.
- The blood in the frog heart gets pumped through the different chambers and throughout the body by contraction of the muscle cells in the heart.
- It can be said that the modern Internet began with the formation of several online communities.
- Modern medicine now uses technology which records the depolarization of the heart and graphs them allowing us to calculate heart rates and strengths.
- Although the heart is able to regulate itself, the nervous system is able to regulate the strength and duration of contractions.
- In this experiment we measured the mechanical and electrical activity of the Frog heart.
- Based exclusively on the data our hypothesis is supported, but it can not be applied because it was not carried out under optimal conditions.
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