Reading authentic EFL text using visualization and advance organizers in a multimedia learning environment.

D. Pulmonary Valve

72. When the pressure in the right ventricle is superior to that in the pulmonary artery, in what position is the tricuspid valve?

A. Closed

B. Open

C. Beginning to Close

D. Confined by pressure from the right auricle

73. When the ventricles contract, blood is forced out the

A. Superior and Inferior Vena Cavas

B. Pulmonary veins

C. Tricuspid and Mitral Valves

D. Pulmonary and Aortic Valves

74. Blood leaving the heart through the aorta had left the heart previously through the

A. Vena cavas

B. Pulmonary veins

C. Pulmonary artery

D. Tricuspid and Mitral Valves

75. When the blood in the aorta is exerting a superior pressure on the aortic valve, what is the position of the mitral valve?

A. Closed

B. Open

C. Beginning to open

D. Confined by pressure from the right ventricle

76. When the tricuspid and mitral valves are forced shut, in what position is the pulmonary valve?

A. Closed

B. Beginning to open

C. Open

D. Beginning to close

77. During the second contraction of the systolic phase, in what position is the aortic valve?

A. Fully open

B. Partially open

C. Partially closed

D. Fully closed

78. Blood is being forced out the auricles simultaneously as blood is

A. Entering only the vena cavas

B. Being forced out the pulmonary and aortic valves

C. Passing through the tricuspid & mitral valves

D. Being forced out through the pulmonary artery

79. If the aortic valve is completely open, the

A. Second contraction of the systolic phase is occurring

B. Diastolic phase is occurring

C. Tricuspid & mitral valves are completely open

D. Blood is rushing into the right & left ventricles

80. When the heart relaxes, the

A. Auricles relax first, then the ventricles

B. Right side relaxes first, then the left side

C. Left side relaxes first, then the right side

D. Ventricles relax first, then the auricle

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