What is the heart chamber?
The heart of the heart is one of the hollow parts of the heart that alternately holds and draws blood as part of the cardiovascular system. There are two of the two types of heart chambers for a total of four chambers, with two halls above and two chambers at the bottom. The blood flow passes through every heart chamber and the rest of the body in a specific order of AS accurate timing so that all tissues in the body get oxygen.
Most of the initial medical texts describe blood flow in a very simple matter, "beginning" in the heart chamber called Right Halls, although blood circulates in a cycle that actually does not have a beginning or end. From the right atrium, the blood moves to the lower half of the heart through the right chamber. The right chamber then pumps blood into the pulmonary artery that transmits deoxygenated blood to the lungs. Once the deoxygenated blood passed through the capillaries in the Tplíka, it released its load of carbon dioxide and received another van of oxygen, moving back with the pulmonary vein towards the heart.
Another heart of the blood visit is called the left atrium. From there the blood flows into the lower half of the heart and into the left chamber. The left chamber pumps fully oxygenated blood into the artery called aorta, which is to be carried and scattered in the smaller branches of the arteries and finally the capillaries throughout the body. Throughout the body, tissues are able to trade their carbon dioxide and waste products for fresh oxygen, keep them alive and healthy. Then the deoxygenated blood is dragged into the veins and moved back towards the right atrium to repeat the cycle.
Each heart chamber is separated from the corresponding blood vessel and from the connecting chamber through the valve. When the valves operate correctly, prevent blood flow through the heart. If a lot of blood flowed back and was not properly pumped from the heart, many problems may occur. In addition, a structural problem in one of the heart chambers can cause serious health problems if it prevents blood flow, the power of the heart itself orabout the correct oxygenation of the body tissue.