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- Enters into Superior & Inferior Cavae
Thru Right Atrium
- Into Tricuspid Valve
- Thru Right Ventricle
- Into Pulmonary Valve
- Into Pulmonary Artery
- Thru the Lungs
- Into Pulmonary Vein
- Thru the Left Atrium
- Into the Mitral Valve
- Thru the Left Ventricle
- Thru the Aortic Valve
- Into the Aorta
- To the Circulatory System
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