Blood Supply Of The Heart Flashcards

1
Q

Describe course of right coronary art

A
  1. Runs forwards between pulmonary trunk & right auricle
  2. Passes downwards in ant border of coronary groove till inf border
  3. Then turns left to post part of coronary groove where it ends by anastomosing with circumflex branch of rt coronary
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Mention branches of right coronary artery

A
  1. SA nodal artery (65%)
  2. Right conus artery
  3. Right marginal artery
  4. Atrial & ventricular branches
  5. Post IV artery
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3
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Mention structures supplied by post IV art

A

AV node (80%)
Adjacent parts of both ventricles but not apical parts
Post 1/3 of iv septum

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4
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Describe course of left coronary artery

A

Passes behind pulmonary trunk, between it & left auricle, when it reaches the coronary groove it gives anterior interventricular artery & circumflex artery.

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5
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Vein accompanying PD artery & the one accompanying LAD

A

Middle cardiac vein

Great cardiac vein

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Mention parts if heart supplied by LAD

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  1. Infundibulum & adjacent parts of lt ventricle by left conus
  2. Adajacent oarts of both ventricles
  3. Ant 2/3 of IV septum
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7
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Mention branches of circuflex artery

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  1. SA nodal artery (35%)
  2. AV nodal branch (20%)
  3. Atrial & ventricular branches
  4. Left marginal artery
    Ends by anastomsing with circuflex artery
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8
Q

The left bundle branch is supplied by ….., while right bundle branch is mainly supplied by …..

A

Right & left coronaries

Left coronary

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9
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Compare different variants of coronary arteries

A
Right dominance (Post IV art is branch of right cironary)
Left dominance (Post IV art is branch of left coronary)
Codominance (branches from right & left coronaries have a course in or near post IV groove)
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10
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Clinical application of:

Coronary arteries are functional end arteries

A

The anastomisis is usually not large enough to provide an adequate blood supply to the cardiac muscle should one of the large branches become blocked by disease

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11
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Enumerate veins draining heart

A
  1. Coronary sinus
  2. Anterior cardiac veins
  3. Venae cordis minimae
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12
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Describe course of coronary sinus

A

Short wide venous channel runs from left to right in post part of coronary sinus, it open into right atrium just left to opening of IVC
Its opening is guarded by small valve

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13
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Mention tributaries of coronary sinus

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Great, middle & small cardiac veins
Oblique vein of left atrium
Post vein of right atrium

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14
Q

The great cardiac vein recieves ….., while small cardiac vein recieves ….

A

Right marginal vein

Left marginal vein

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15
Q

The small cardiac vein is accompanying ….

A

Right coronary artery

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16
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Great c.v. opens in coronary sinus at …. End, while small cardiac vein opens at …. End

A

Left

Right

17
Q

Describe the anterior cardiac veins

A

2-5 small veins which ascend on wall of right ventricle & open into right atrium

18
Q

Minute veins that begin in myocadium of heart & open directly into chambers

A

Venase cordis minimi

19
Q

Describe lymphatic drainage of heart

A

Subendocardial, myocardial & subepicardial plexuses drain heart. The first two drain in latter. The subendocardial plexus drain into right & left cardiac collecting trunks which run in coronary sulcus. Right trunk ends in brachiocephalic LN, left trunk ends in inf tracheobronchial LN.