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This is our heart dissection by Marta, Ada and Junkal.

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These are the two ventricles. The one in my left that is called the right ventricle and the one in

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my right that is the left ventricle. And above the ventricles are the atriums, the right and the left

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atrium. Now we are going to identify the back and front part. This is the back part because

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its shape is only straight, it has no curve. And now we are going to identify the front part

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because it has a curve as we see. That is that part. And this is the bottom part that is called

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the myocardium. Now we are going to identify the vena cavae. How? By introducing our tweezers

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in holes that are in the right ventricle. As we see Junkal is introducing the tweezers

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to find the vena cavae. And we repeat the same process in the left ventricle,

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finding the aorta artery as Junkal is doing right now. Then we are going to cut the heart,

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to open it to see what's inside. We are going to orientate the heart so that the left ventricle

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is in our right hand. And we introduce the tweezers and we cut it in a parallel line

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to that big line. As we see here, now that Junkal is opening, is the tricuspid valve that is located

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as we said in the right ventricle and also the right ventricle is a field of blood clots.

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This is the, as we see Junkal is showing us all the parts of the right ventricle. Now we repeat

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the same process on the left ventricle. We put the tweezers in the aorta artery and we are cutting

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the heart on a parallel line of the one that we did before. We cut it, it's a little bit difficult

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because it's a heart because it has a lot of nerves and everything. And as we see here is the

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mitral valve and also is completely filled with blood clots. And this is a photo of our heart.