The right atrium of the heart usually receives the
Correct answer: A. Deoxygenated Blood
- A. Deoxygenated Blood
- B. Oxygenated Blood
- C. Filtered Blood
- D. Non-Filtered Blood
Explanation
[A] Right atrium receives the deoxygenated blood from vena cava after which does into right ventricle and moves through pulmonary artery into lungs and gets oxygenated[B] Oxygenated blood is received in left atrium from pulmonary vein[C] Blood is not filtered in heart but in kidneys where ultrafiltration occurs to removes the toxins from blood[C] Heart is not concerned with the filtration of blood
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