Heart Quizzes Online & Trivia

The answer is A. The organ that pumps the blood throughout the body is the heart. In humans, the heart is located near the left chest and for animals, the location of this organ varies depending on the species but is usually in between the lungs. A human’s heart has four chambers, the upper right and left atria and the lower right and left ventricles. Blood flows in one direction through the valves to prevent uncleaned blood circulates in the body. The heart pumps oxygenated blood from the lungs to all the organs. The regular heartbeat of a person is 72 beats per minute and it increases when a person does an exercise.

There is no proper home remedy for heart pain as these home remedies can manage only infrequent chest pain mainly caused by digestive problems. Sometimes, a normal chest pain can cause a severe heart disease and at that time, home remedies will surely be no help. So, it’s better to take local emergency medical care services whenever your heart pain strikes. However, there are certain things which you can use at your home for getting rapid relief from chest pain. These home remedies also prevent future consequences that occur due to minor heart pain. You should include Almonds in your daily diet. You can eat a few almonds or drink a cup of almond milk. The decision rests on you. However, there is no scientific evidence that claim almonds can reduce heart pain, yet people follow it as their ancestors have told to do so. And this belief is being passed from one generation to other generation. A cup of hot hibiscus tea can reduce your chest pain and improve your digestive system to some extent. In addition to this, hibiscus also lessens blood pressure and cholesterol. Also, it is very safe to consume as there are no side effects of it.   You can use olive oil to cook vegetables instead of using other vegetable oils, eat green vegetables and choose a vegetable diet for a lifetime. Also, you can drink lemon, pineapple, and orange juice.   Note: People who suffer from angina are strictly prohibited from using above-mentioned home remedies. They simply need to follow the prescriptions of doctor given to them.

Our heart, isa organ very important in our organism, it is responsable to circulation blood and continue life.It is direct related with Circulatory System! It is necessary you make rum and a good food to not a infarction.It is important too, make constant exams , like EKG, ECG and ECG , every year.

At the ligamentum arteriosum-the ligamentum arteriosum is the point where the left pulmonary artery connects with the undersurface of aortic arch. it is a remnant of the fetal ductus arteriosus, which shunted blood away from the developing lungs. because the aorta is tethered to the pulmonary artery by the ligamentum arteriosum, the part of the aorta near the ligamentum is vulnerable to damage in a traumatic acceleration/deceleration injury - it could pull away and tear. the other answer choices do not describe points of the aorta where a mobile and fixed portion meet. therefore, these parts of the aorta would not be vulnerable to this type of traumatic injury.

Bicupsid Valve is another name for the Mitral Valve. I believe it should be another answer.

Yes, the ventricles are 2 of the 4 chambers of the heart but only 1 ventricle pumps blood to the "body". the left ventricle does this. to make a long story short, the right ventricle takes blood from the right atrium and shoots it to the lungs where it becomes oxygenated. then returns through the pulmonary veins into the left atrium which then goes to the left ventricle and shoots up through the aorta. then into 4 different arteries and it makes its way around until it's finally the veins that bring back the deoxygenated blood to the right atrium via the superior and inferior vena cava where the process start over again.

I totally put 'mitral valve' and it told me I got it wrong :/

Aortic Semilunar Valve

The bottom most part of the heart is the apex, and the septum separates the right and left ventricles!

The correct answer to this question is A, Patients admitted for an ST elevation MI and have positive Troponin. Coronary CTA stands for Coronary tomography angiography. It is used to access the heart's coronary arteries. This is done when a radiocontrast of injection is performed. From there, a CT scanner is used to scan the heart. This scanning allows doctors to evaluate the occlusion in the arteries. The purpose of this is to find if one has coronary artery disease. Though its' purpose is useful, there are side effects such as high radiation exposure and the possibility of getting cancer.

This is false. Marlow met and had several conversations with Kurtz before he died. Kurtz was ill when he met Marlow but he was not yet dead. In fact, Kurtz last words, "the horror, the horror" was spoken to Marlow before he died.

Pulmonary-the perfect place to tune in to heart valves isn't at their real sternocostal projections. If you put your stethoscope precisely where a valve is found, you may not hear anything in light of the fact that the valve may be somewhere down in the chest or the sound may be suppressed by bone or cartilage. rather, you need to tune in to the valves by putting your stethescope at a point downstream from the valve where you can hear the blood streaming and slamming into the solid chest divider. There are purposes of auscultation for each of the four heart valves: pulmonic: left second intercostal space, parallel to the sternal point; aortic: second right intercostal space, horizontal to the sternal edge; mitral: fifth left intercostal space, 8cm far from the midline; tricuspid: fourth left intercostal space, only sidelong to the sternum.