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Okay, so we want to know which chamber of the heart receives oxygenated blood.
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And so there's really two parts to this question, first of all, which chambers of the heart receive blood versus pumping blood out of the heart, and then which side of the heart receives oxygenated blood.
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So in my opinion, it's easy, especially when you're looking at a diagram, if you have that in front of you, to see that there are red and blue vessels.
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And so the blue vessels are going to represent deoxygenated blood.
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So you can clearly see that the right side of the heart receives deoxygenated blood.
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And then it's also pretty easy to remember, you know, atria versus ventricles, which ones receive blood versus which ones pump it.
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The ventricles on the bottom here have really, really thick muscular walls, which is necessary for them to push blood out of the heart, to pump blood out, to overcome, you know, the pressure of needing to get out of the heart and into the rest of the body...