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@illuuuv:@𝒎𝒂𝒓🎭 [isdiloo's version]:El corazón funciona como una bomba muscular doble y continua que late aproximadamente 100,000 veces al día para mantener la sangre en constante movimiento por todo el cuerpo. Fisiológicamente, este órgano se divide en cuatro cavidades: dos superiores llamadas aurículas, que reciben la sangre, y dos inferiores llamadas ventrículos, que la expulsan. El ciclo comienza cuando la sangre desoxigenada de todo el cuerpo regresa al corazón a través de las venas cavas y entra en la aurícula derecha. Esta cavidad se contrae y empuja la sangre a través de la válvula tricúspide hacia el ventrículo derecho, el cual, al contraerse, envía la sangre hacia los pulmones mediante la arteria pulmonar; allí, la sangre libera dióxido de carbono y se recarga de oxígeno fresco. Una vez oxigenada, la sangre regresa al corazón por las venas pulmonares e ingresa a la aurícula izquierda. Desde ahí, pasa a través de la válvula mitral al ventrículo izquierdo, que es la cavidad más gruesa y potente del corazón, encargada de bombear la sangre con gran fuerza hacia la arteria aorta para distribuirla por todo el organismo. Todo este movimiento mecánico está perfectamente coordinado por un sistema eléctrico intrínseco que genera sus propios impulsos; el viaje eléctrico inicia en el nodo sinusal, el marcapasos natural ubicado en la aurícula derecha, que envía una señal para que ambas aurículas se contraigan simultáneamente. Esta corriente viaja luego al nodo auriculoventricular y se propaga rápidamente por los ventrículos a través del haz de His y las fibras de Purkinje, provocando la contracción ventricular. Este proceso cíclico consta de dos fases principales: la diástole, que es el momento de relajación donde las cavidades se llenan de sangre, y la sístole, que es la fase de contracción y vaciado, asegurando así un flujo vital ininterrumpido. NADA LES CUESTA COPIAR Y PEGAR. ❤️‍🩹
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