Heart

to pass blood on to your brain

Yes, the condition is called "dextrocardia."

lol, no its totally normal

Like everyones had them at least once.

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Rapid heartbeat can be caused by many factors, some more serious than others. It can be caused by anxiety, exercise, high blood pressure or heart failure. The medical term for a rapid heartbeat is tachycardia.

The blood in the heart moved from one chamber to another chamber. If the AV ( artrio-ventricular valve) and SL ( semilunar valve) open at the same time, the blood will not be able to circulate and can flow backward. Thus the valves are there to stop the back-flow of blood and keep the circulation going.

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The ventricles contain something called the Choriod plexus. The cells of this plexus produce the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). This fuid fills the ventricles and flows down into the spinal chord as well around the subarachnoid space holding the brain suspended.

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It collects the blood returning from the body in the veins and sends it to the lungs.

Auto recirculation valve is used to ensure a minimum flow is maintained through the pump all the time. Recirculation valves are mostly combined with Non Return Valves in the main flow pipe , when flow is established through the discharge line which means that the NRV is open , recirculation valve is closed through a mechanical linkage between the NRV and recirculation valve .

Usually the recirculation valves develops passing through it after a period of time due to wear out in the contact points between the NRV and recirculation linkages.

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there are rumours that due to the lack of viewers wild at heart is not returning to itv, however this is only a rumour.

series 7 had poor raitings due to bbc's midwives

personally i did not watch a single episode of this.

but i am keeping my fingers crossed and i am sure many others are aswell

A heart has 2 sides. Left side, right side.

The valves of the heart. They're one way valves that won't allow blood to flow back into the heart, provided the heart and valves are normal.

In some cases, the valves can be defective, and cause the exact 'backflow' you're asking about. These cases are rare.

It has only one heart as all living beings do.But the number of chambers in heart are different for all organisms.mainly frog's heart has 3 chambers :2 atria and a single ventricle

For solid organ transplants (hearts, lungs, kidneys etc...) rejection is a fairly common occurrence, despite the use of immunosuppressive drugs. Depending on the transplant, over 50% of recipients will experience some organ rejection at some point, whether acute or chronic.

The rejection rate of organs is a little higher than it absolutely could be, since a small but noticeable proportion of cases result from patients not taking their prescribed medications correctly (i.e missing doses etc...). It's a problem which tends to be higher among teenage transplant patients.

Oxygen-poor blood enters the heart through the right atrium

Absolutely. No one's head is perfectly symmetrical. It's usually close enough that most people don't notice, but if you really start looking at it, everyone's head is a little off kilter.

Your heart.. put your right hand across next to your left breast... do you feel any beating... the answer should be yes.. that's because your heart is pumping blood... so every minute of your life your heart should be pumping.

The systemic circuit connects the heart to all parts of the body. The pulmonary circuit connects the heart to the lungs.

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yes

Collateral vessels can enlarge and grow to provide alternate routes for blood flow. This process is often seen to occur after a blockage occurs in the heart.