Gross anatomy of the heart Flashcards

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describe the rotation of the heart

A

left hear: rotated posteriorly

right heart: rotated anteriorly

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2
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describe the location of the heart

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left and right: 1 cm lateral to the sternum
located in the inferior mediastinum - medial part

left: 2nd costal artery to the 5th intercostal space, down the MCL
right: 3rd costal cartilage to the 6th costal cartilage

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3
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3 layers of the heart

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endocardium: endothelial cells, the innermost layer of the heart
myocardium: thickest layer: myocytes
epicardium aka visceral pericardium: mesothelial cells, serous membrane

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4
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what are the 2 major component of the pericardium

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serous and fibrous

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5
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connection of the fibrous pericardium

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anterior to the posterior of sternum
inferior to the anterior of the diaphragm
lateral to the pleura

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6
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what is unique to the right ventrical

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modulator bands (septomarginal trabecular): connects the AV bundle straight from septum to anterior papillary muscle

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7
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the groups of papillary muscles in the L and R ventricle and their role

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right: septal, anterior and posterior
left: anterior and posterior

anchors the cordae tendinae, prevents the valves from inverting when contract

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8
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3 roles of the cardiac skeleton

what is cardiac skeleton

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they are fibrous tissue dense connective tissue

  1. seperates the atria and ventricles
  2. provides point of insertion of the AV bundle
    3 electrical insulator
    = structural integrity
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9
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cardiac skeletons around the valves what are their names

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  1. pulmonary ring
  2. aortic ring
  3. left fibrous ring (around mitrial valves)
  4. right fibrous ring (around tricuspid valves)

valves are an entension of the skeleton

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10
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what is the role of the conus tendon

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to prevent aorta and pulmonary trunk from being torn apart due to opposing ejaculate force

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11
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is the membranous interventricular septum a part of the cardiac skeleton

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yes

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12
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what is the different shape of the auricles

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Left: smaller, ear shaped
Right: larger: cone shaped

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13
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where is the aorta in relation to the pulmonary trunk

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poseterior to the right of the pulmonary trunk

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14
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what is the role of the trabeculae carnea

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to prevent the inner surface of the ventricles from adhering when contracting

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15
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what is the 2 parts of the RIGHT atria and what seperates it

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divider: crista terminalis
1. atrium proper: anterior atria, rough surface due to pectinate muscles

  1. sinus venarum: smooth posterior part of the atria
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