heart

31 Pins
·
6mo
Artistry Explored
Canvas Palette Brush Sculpture Paint Drawing Sketch Easel Clay Pottery Portrait Landscape Abstract Realism Watercolor Acrylic Oil paint Artist Artwork Gallery Exhibit Composition Color Sculptor Creativity
Printable Heart Anatomy Puzzle
Introduce your little learner to the human heart with our printable human heart puzzle. Learn the different parts of the heart and where they go. | human anatomy for kids | preschool science printables
Types of Heart Disease in Herndon, VA | Children's Heart Institute
Valves of the Heart
The regulation of blood flow is controlled by 4 sets of valves - the tricuspid, bicuspid, aortic and pulmonary valves. Each one is located at specific points in the heart and controls the direction of blood in and out of the heart. Test your knowledge on more anatomy and physiology body systems using our database of test questions and quizzes. Click to find out more. #anatomyandphysiologyquizlet #itecanatomyandphysiology #anatomyandphysiologyprintables
Arteries of the Leg & Foot
Do you need help memorizing all the crazy names of arteries, veins, muscles and bones? Click here to find out how to speed up your anatomy and physiology study with a wide range of quizzes and questions covering all 13 body systems. #humananatomystudy #thecirculatorysystem #nursetraining
Anatomy and Physiology Notes
Anatomy and physiology notes of the cardiovascular system covering everything from the structure of the heart to the functions and composition of blood. Learn the cardiovascular system the easy way! #anatomyandphysiologynotes #anatomyandphysiologystudyguide #thecardiovascularsystemstudy
How to Study Anatomy
How to study anatomy is one of the most common questions students ask when they start their anatomy and physiology study. It can be very daunting but taking it one system at a time is the best way. Use flashcards and anatomy and physiology quizlets regularly so you become familiar with all the terminology. #anatomyandphysiologystudying #humananatomyandphysiology #anatomyandphysiologybinder