a) chordae tendineaeb) They function to preventtheflaps of the atrioventricularvalves (tricuspid andmitral/bicuspid valve) fromgoing into the atria whenthe ventricles arecontracting. They ensurethe flaps stay in place inthe ventricles.a) inferior vena cavab) deoxygenatedbloodc) Blood is comingfrom thelower body and it isbeing carried to theright atrium.the blood wouldpool in thechambers and notbe able to moveforward throughthe heart.myocardiumsphygmomanometerBundleof HisEKGCapillaries must containlow blood pressure so thatthe flow of blood is slowenough to allow sufficienttime for gas exchange tooccur between the bloodand the body tissues /alveoli of the lungs.a) right pulmonaryarteriesb) deoxygenated bloodc) Blood is comingfromthe pulmonary trunkand it is being carriedto the right lung.a) left atrioventricular valve/mitral or bicuspid valveb) This valve preventsbloodfrom backflowing from theleft ventricle back to the leftatrium and thus it keepsthe blood moving forwardthrough the heart.a) left semilunarvalve /aortic valveb) blood wouldbackflowinto the ventricle fromthe aorta and not beable to move forwardLeftatriuma) left atriumb) oxygenated bloodc) Blood is comingfrom theleft and rightpulmonary veins andit is being carried tothe left ventricle.Septumto prevent thebackflow ofblood throughthe heart and tohelp move theblood forward.endocardiumAortaRightatriummyocardialinfarctiona) superior vena cavab) deoxygenatedbloodc) Blood is comingfrom theupper body and it isbeing carried to theright atrium.a) right ventricleb) deoxygenatedbloodc) Blood is comingfromthe right atrium and itis being carried to thepulmonary trunk.Capillariesare located in walls ofthe ventricles. Theyfunction to carry theelectrical signal to themuscles of theventricles to causethem to contract.a)descending/abdominalaortab) oxygenated bloodc) Blood is comingfrom theascending aorta andgoing toward the lowerbody.a) chordae tendineaeb) They function to preventtheflaps of the atrioventricularvalves (tricuspid andmitral/bicuspid valve) fromgoing into the atria whenthe ventricles arecontracting. They ensurethe flaps stay in place inthe ventricles.a) inferior vena cavab) deoxygenatedbloodc) Blood is comingfrom thelower body and it isbeing carried to theright atrium.the blood wouldpool in thechambers and notbe able to moveforward throughthe heart.myocardiumsphygmomanometerBundleof HisEKGCapillaries must containlow blood pressure so thatthe flow of blood is slowenough to allow sufficienttime for gas exchange tooccur between the bloodand the body tissues /alveoli of the lungs.a) right pulmonaryarteriesb) deoxygenated bloodc) Blood is comingfromthe pulmonary trunkand it is being carriedto the right lung.a) left atrioventricular valve/mitral or bicuspid valveb) This valve preventsbloodfrom backflowing from theleft ventricle back to the leftatrium and thus it keepsthe blood moving forwardthrough the heart.a) left semilunarvalve /aortic valveb) blood wouldbackflowinto the ventricle fromthe aorta and not beable to move forwardLeftatriuma) left atriumb) oxygenated bloodc) Blood is comingfrom theleft and rightpulmonary veins andit is being carried tothe left ventricle.Septumto prevent thebackflow ofblood throughthe heart and tohelp move theblood forward.endocardiumAortaRightatriummyocardialinfarctiona) superior vena cavab) deoxygenatedbloodc) Blood is comingfrom theupper body and it isbeing carried to theright atrium.a) right ventricleb) deoxygenatedbloodc) Blood is comingfromthe right atrium and itis being carried to thepulmonary trunk.Capillariesare located in walls ofthe ventricles. Theyfunction to carry theelectrical signal to themuscles of theventricles to causethem to contract.a)descending/abdominalaortab) oxygenated bloodc) Blood is comingfrom theascending aorta andgoing toward the lowerbody.

Heart Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. a) chordae tendineae b) They function to prevent the flaps of the atrioventricular valves (tricuspid and mitral/bicuspid valve) from going into the atria when the ventricles are contracting. They ensure the flaps stay in place in the ventricles.
  2. a) inferior vena cava b) deoxygenated blood c) Blood is coming from the lower body and it is being carried to the right atrium.
  3. the blood would pool in the chambers and not be able to move forward through the heart.
  4. myocardium
  5. sphygmomanometer
  6. Bundle of His
  7. EKG
  8. Capillaries must contain low blood pressure so that the flow of blood is slow enough to allow sufficient time for gas exchange to occur between the blood and the body tissues / alveoli of the lungs.
  9. a) right pulmonary arteries b) deoxygenated blood c) Blood is coming from the pulmonary trunk and it is being carried to the right lung.
  10. a) left atrioventricular valve / mitral or bicuspid valve b) This valve prevents blood from backflowing from the left ventricle back to the left atrium and thus it keeps the blood moving forward through the heart.
  11. a) left semilunar valve / aortic valve b) blood would backflow into the ventricle from the aorta and not be able to move forward
  12. Left atrium
  13. a) left atrium b) oxygenated blood c) Blood is coming from the left and right pulmonary veins and it is being carried to the left ventricle.
  14. Septum
  15. to prevent the backflow of blood through the heart and to help move the blood forward.
  16. endocardium
  17. Aorta
  18. Right atrium
  19. myocardial infarction
  20. a) superior vena cava b) deoxygenated blood c) Blood is coming from the upper body and it is being carried to the right atrium.
  21. a) right ventricle b) deoxygenated blood c) Blood is coming from the right atrium and it is being carried to the pulmonary trunk.
  22. Capillaries
  23. are located in walls of the ventricles. They function to carry the electrical signal to the muscles of the ventricles to cause them to contract.
  24. a) descending/abdominal aorta b) oxygenated blood c) Blood is coming from the ascending aorta and going toward the lower body.