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Heart Pericardial Prevent State Role Membranes Stretching Much From

Pericardial membranes prevent the heart from overstretching, keep it fixed in place within the chest cavity, and lubricate it to prevent friction with surrounding tissues.

Pericardial membranes prevent the heart from overstretching, keep it fixed in place within the chest cavity, and lubricate it to prevent friction with surrounding tissues.

Front State the role of pericardial membranes.
Back Pericardial membranes:
  • Prevent heart from stretching too much from the blood
  • Keeps heart fixed in place within chest cavity
  • Lubriactes heart to prevent friction with tissues around it



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