Cvs Anatomy Flashcards
Most posterior part of the heart
Left atrium
Wat is ortner syndrome
Enlargement of left atrium (eg. mitral stenosis) will result in compression of esophagus— dysphasia
And compression of left recurrent laryngeal nerve - branch of vagus— Hoarsness
This is known as ortner syndrome
Most anterior part of heart
Right ventricle
Most commonly injured in trauma
Pericardium has …layers
3 Outer to inner Fibrous Parietal Visceral
Pericardium innervated by … nerve
Phrenic nerve
….artery is most commonly occluded
Left anterior descending artery
Left anterior descending artery supplies
Anterior 2/3rd of interventricular septum,
Anterolateral papillary muscle,
Anterior surface of left ventricle
….artery is dependent of dominance
Posterior descending artery
….artery is independent of dominance
Right coronary artery
Posterior descending artery supplies
Posterior 1/3 of interventricular septum,
Posterior 2/3 walls of ventricles,
Posteromedial papillary muscles
Right coronary artery supplies
SA Node
Its infarct may cause nodal dysfunction
Bradycardia/heart block
… supplies right ventricle
Right(acute) marginal artery
Coronary blood flow peaks in ….
Early diastole
…..forms endothelial/cardiac tubes
Angiogenic clusters in splanchnic mesoderm
The 2 endothelial heart tubes fuse on …day
Day 19
…. series of dilatation takes place
- Truncus arteriosus
- Bulbous cordis
- primitive ventricle
- primitive atria
- sinus venosus
…..day heart begins to contract
Day 22
Looping occurs on … day
Day 23
Spiral septum separates…
Aorta and pulmonary trunk
Spiral septum is a …. derivative
Neural tube derivative