Question

b. What is the function of septum in the heart?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The primary function of the septum in the heart, also known as the ventricular septum, is to separate the two sides of the heart. This is an important function since the right side of the heart carries oxygen-poor blood from the extremities to the heart, and the left side of the heart oxygenates the blood and passes it through the veins. Without the septum, the blood cannot be oxygenated correctly.

The septum in the heart is divided into two parts: the septum that separates the atria and the ventricular septum that divides the ventricles of the heart. The septum is made up of thick muscle tissue that starts at the lower end of the heart and passes up through the pulmonary artery and aorta.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Septum is the partition wall present in the heart so as to prevent mixing of oxygen rich blood with carbon dioxide rich blood.