Heart anatomy Flashcards

1
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Cardiac tissue

A
  • pericardium: outer layer
  • myocardium: middle layer
  • endocardium: inner layer
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2
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External :Chambers

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-4 chambers: 2 upper atrium, 2 lower ventricle

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3
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EA Blood vessels

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-cardiac and systemic

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4
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EA Cardiac vessels

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-coronary arteries, interventricular arteries, coronary sinus

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5
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EA Cardiac vessels

Coronary arteries

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  • located in the atrioventricular grooves (right and left)

- supply the heart tissue with oxygenated blood

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6
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EA Cardiac vessels

Interventricular arteries

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  • branches of the coronary arteries

- lie between the ventricles on the anterior and posterior surfaces

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7
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EA Cadiac vessels

Coronary sinus

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  • located o the posterior surface between the atrium and ventricles
  • collects blood from the great and small cardiac veins and returns it to the right atrium
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8
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EA Systemic vessels

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-inferior and superior vena cava, aorta, pulmonary trunk, pulmonary veins (4)

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9
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EA Systemic vessels

inferior and superior vena cave

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-are connected to the right atrium

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10
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EA Systemic vessels

aorta

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  • thick walled vessel located in the center of the heart

- branches to form the brachiocephalic artery

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11
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EA Systemic vessels

pulmonary trunk

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  • next to aorta, arches over the top of the anterior surface

- branches to form the right and left pulmonary arteries

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12
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EA Systemic vessels

pulmonary veins

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  • connected to the left atrium on the posterior surface

- “dump” blood

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13
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Internal: chambers

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-atria and ventricles

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14
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IA Chambers

Atria

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-upper chambers with thin walls

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15
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IA Chambers

ventricles

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  • have thick walls
  • walls of left are thicker than right
  • right leads into the pulmonary arteries
  • left connects to the aorta
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16
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IA Valves

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-atrioventricular valve and semillunar valve

17
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IA Valves

atrioventricular

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  • located between the atria and ventricles
  • right valve (tricuspid) has 3 cusps
  • left valve (mitral) has 2 cusps
18
Q

IA Valves

semillunar

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  • located in the ventricles and lead into the blood vessels

- each valve has 3 flaps

19
Q

IA Valves

Pulmonary semillunar valve

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-opens into the pulmonary trunk from the right ventricle

20
Q

IA Valves

aortic semillunar valve

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-opens into the aorta from the left ventricle

21
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IA Special structures

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  • papillary muscles: located in the inner walls of the ventricles
  • chordae tendineae: attach the cusps of the atrioventricular valves to the papillary muscles
  • septum: wall dividing left and right chambers
22
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Arteries

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-blood leaves heart through these blood vessels

23
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Veins

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-blood enters heart through these

24
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Capillaries

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-arteries and veins are connected by small vessels

25
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Systemic blood flow pathway

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  • blood LEAVES heart through the AORTA

- blood RETURNS to the heart through the INFERIOR AND SUPERIOR VENA CAVA

26
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Pulmonary blood flow pathway

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  • blood LEAVES heart through the PULMONARY TRUNK which branches into two arteries going to the right and left lung
  • blood RETURNS to the heart through the 4 PULMONARY VEINS
27
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Blood flow through heart

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  1. superior/inferior vena cave
    - right atrium: passes through tricuspid valve
  2. right ventricle: passes through pulmonary semilunar valve
  3. pulmonary trunk
  4. pulmonary arteries: goes to lungs
  5. pulmonary veins into left atrium
  6. passes through mitral
  7. left ventricle: passes through aortic semilunar valves
  8. aorta: goes into coronary arteries