2 Normal Four-Chamber Heart Anatomy

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[Verse 1]
Four chambers beating, two circuits spinning round
Right atrium catches blood that's homeward bound
Vena cava highways bring the tired red cells
Superior from above, inferior from below tells
Tricuspid gateway opens with its triple crown
Twenty to thirty pressure, gentle and sound

[Chorus]
Dual pump symphony, left and right divide
Pulmonary circuit, systemic pride
RA to RV, lungs renew the flow
LA to LV, body needs to know
Crescent meets the powerhouse, thin wall thick wall
Four-chamber orchestra answering the call

[Verse 2]
Pulmonary artery splits in semilunar dance
Three leaflets open, give deoxygenated chance
Capillary beds embrace alveoli tight
Carbon dioxide exits, oxygen ignites
Ninety-eight percent saturation shining bright
Four pulmonary veins return the crimson light

[Chorus]
Dual pump symphony, left and right divide
Pulmonary circuit, systemic pride
RA to RV, lungs renew the flow
LA to LV, body needs to know
Crescent meets the powerhouse, thin wall thick wall
Four-chamber orchestra answering the call

[Bridge]
Mitral valve with two leaves, bicuspid gate
Aortic arch curving left, systemic freight
One hundred twenty pressure from the muscled cone
Left ventricle commander sits upon the throne
Coronary sinus whispers secrets back
Tricuspid, mitral, valves prevent backtrack

[Verse 3]
Left atrium reservoir holds the crimson gold
Thick-walled fortress pumps through vessels young and old
Aorta majesty ascending to the crown
Branches feed the brain before descending down
Trunk and legs await the high-pressure sound
Complete circulation, perfectly designed and wound

[Outro]
Two pumps, four chambers, valves in perfect time
Pulmonary, systemic, anatomical rhyme

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