Cardiovascular Flashcards
What species does this heart belong to?
Dog
Orientation: What border/surface is A?
A. Base
Orientation: What border/surface is B?
B: cranial surface
Orientation: What border/surface is C?
C: Apex
Orientation: what border/surface is D?
D: caudal surface
Orientation: what surfaces is E?
E: auricular surface
Name A:
A: right auricle
Name B
B: left auricle
What chamber lies at C?
C: right atrium
What chamber lies at D?
D: right ventricle
What chamber lies at E?
E: Left atrium
What chamber lies at F?
F: Left ventricle
Orientation: What surface is this?
atrial surface
What ligament anchors the heart in this species?
Dog: phrenicopericardial lig.
Name the characteristics of the heart of this species
Dog: globular; 3 distinct b.v from paraconal a
Name A
A: aorta
Name B
B: pulmonary a
Name A
coronary a
Name B
B: paraconal interventricular coronary a
Which artery supplies B in this species?
left coronary a
Name A
A: subsinousal interventricular a
Name B
B: right coronary a
Which artery supplies A in this species?
right coronary a
What species is this?
Sheep
What are the characteristics of this species heart?
Sheep: very pointed, white hard fat; no prominant vessels from the paraconal a. as in the dog
What surface is this?
auricular surface
What ligament anchors the heart in this species?
ruminants: sternopericardial lig
What surface is this?
atrial surface
What species is this?
Pig
What are the characteristics of this species’ heart?
Pig: less pointed than sheep, more pointed that dog
Obvious paraconal a. with indistinct branches
Left auricle with highly irregular border
Which surface is this?
Auricular surface
Name the blood vessel traversing the heart
Paraconal coronary a.
Observe the blood vessel traversing the heart. which artery is this supplied by?
Left coronary a
Which surface is this?
atrial surface
Name the blood vessel traversing the heart
subsinousal coronary a.
Observe the blood vessel traversing the heart. Which artery is this supplied by?
right coronary a.
Which ligament anchors the heart in this species?
Pig: sternopericardial lig.
What species is this?
Ox
What are the characteristics of this species’ heart?
Ox
Excessive white hard fat
very conical
“rooster comb” shaped left auricle
Which surface is this?
auricular surface
What ligament anchors the heart in this species?
Ox: sternopericardial lig
Which surface is this?
atrial surface
What species is this?
Horse
What surface is this
auricular surface
What ligament anchors the heart in this species?
Horse: sternopericardial lig
What are the characteristics of this species’ heart?
Horse
Soft yellow fat
conical
ventral border of left auricle less “bumpy” than ox or pig
Which artery supplies the paraconal artery in this species?
left coronary a
Which surface is this?
atrial surface
Which artery supplies this artery in this species?
right coronary a
Name vessel A
A: cranial vena cava
Name vessel B
B: caudal vena cava
Name A:
A: Intervenous tubercle
Name B
B: terminal crest region
Name C
C: pectinate mm.
Name D
D: fossa ovalis
Name blood vessel A
A: coronary sinus
Name A
A: Atrioventricular valve cusp
What species is this
Pig
Name B
B: brachiocephalic trunk
Name C
C: left subclavian a
Name D
D: aorta
Name E
E: ligamentum arteriosum
Name F
F: pulmonary trunk
Name G
G: left auricle
Name H
H: paraconal coronary a.
Name I
I: left ventricle
Name J
J: apex
Name A
A: pulmonary vein
Name B
B: brachiocephalic trunk
Name C
C: aorta