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Blood starts off in the Right Atrium. At this point it is not carrying any oxygen. It is then pumped into the Right Ventricle, which sends it to the lungs. After recieving oxygen i nthe lungs the blood returns to the heart to the Left Atrium, which pumps it into the Left Ventricle, which pumps it throughout the body.
