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S&F III: Exam 1 > Heart Morphology > Flashcards

Heart Morphology Flashcards

1
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Atria receive?

A

(2) venous blood

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Ventricles do?

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(2) pump blood away from heart via lg arteries

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Pulmonary Circuit (Rt)

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SVC/IVC–>deoxy blood into RA–>RV–>PT–>lungs

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Systemic Circuit (Lt)

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4PVv–>oxy blood into LA–>LV–>AA

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5
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Heart Rotation

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embryo: RA/RV on R; LA/LV on L
fetus: Atria on R; Ventricles on L

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Right border of Heart

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right atrium; from 3rd-6th right costal cartilages

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inferior border of heart

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right ventricle, apex; from 6th right costal cartilage to apex of heart

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apex of heart

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part of left ventricle; located 5th left ICS at midclavicular line

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left border of heart

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LV, left auricle of LV; from apex to left 2nd costal cartilage

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superior border

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term/origin of great vessels, right and left auricles; from 2nd left to 3rd right costal cartilage

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Atrioventricular (coronary) sulcus

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separates atria from ventricles

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anterior and poster interventricular sulci

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separates LV/RV

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anterior (sternocostal) surface

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RV and slight RA

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14
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inferior (diaphragmatic) surface

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RV and LV

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15
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posterior surface

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LA

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16
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crista terminalis

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divides the RA into two morpho divisions

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anterior part of RA

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muscular walls forming the musculi pectinati

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18
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musculi pectinati

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small crisscrossing ridges in ant. RA

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posterior part of RA

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smooth walled, receives SVC/IVC and coronary sinus

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20
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coronary sinus

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coronary vein of the heart

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21
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right auricle

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small pouch-like appendage of RA that surrounded by musculi pectinati

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posterior wall of RA

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forms part of the interatrial septum that separates LA/RA

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23
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fossa ovalis

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in posterior wall of RA; thin-walled remnant of foramen ovale

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limbus of fossa ovalis

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thick upper margin of fossa

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25
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foramen ovale

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in fetus, allows blood flow from RA to LA (bypassing lungs)

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26
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probe-patent foramen ovale

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minor ASD resulting from improper congenital closure

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27
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Trabeculae Carnae of RV

A

irregular ridges of muscle that line the ventricular lumen, including the moderator band

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28
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moderator band

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specialized muscle that aids in the electrical conduction system

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29
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infundibulum (conus arteriosus) of RV

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superior, cone-shaped part of ventricle that is smooth-walled and inf. to orifice of PT

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30
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posterior wall of RV

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forms part of interventricular septum

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31
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tricuspid valve

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right atrioventricle orifice, three cusps that have ventricular attachment and free margins

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32
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anulus fibrosis

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ring of fibrous tissue that tricuspid valve cusps attach to

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33
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anterior cusp of tricuspid

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anterior wall of RV

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34
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posterior cusp of tricuspid

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inferior to anterior cusp

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35
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septal cusp of tricuspid

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posteriorly on interventricular septal wall

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36
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chordae tendineae

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attach the cusps to the papillary muscles and to each other.

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37
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how do valves close?

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force of ventricular blood against tensed cusps; NOT PAPILLARY MUSCLES

38
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Pulmonary Valve

A

three semilunar cusps, sinus, closes off with systole

39
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pulmonary valve incompetence

A

thickened and inflexible free margins of cusp cause no valve closure

40
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pulmonary stenosis/ aortic stenosis

A

disease causes hardening; hypertrophy of respective valve

41
Q

fibrous skeleton of heart

A

CT; provides attachment for valves/cardiac fibers, separates muscles of the two chambers, rigidity to orifices

42
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left atrium

A

smooth walled, except auricle (pectinate)

receives 4 PV

43
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left ventricle

A

3x thicker than right bc of AA

44
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lining of LV

A

trabeculae carnae except at aortic vestibule

45
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aortic vestibule

A

smooth walled

below Aortic valve

46
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interventicular septum

A

composed of muscular and membranous sections

47
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membranous section of IVS

A

thin, inf. to right and posterior valves of aortic valve

48
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VSD

A

@ membranous section of IVS

49
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bicuspid valve

A

two cusps (post. and ant.)

50
Q

rheumatic fever

A

bicuspid valve affected due to Ca2+ deposits

51
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Aortic valve

A

3 semilunar cusps; openings to right and left coronary arteries

DIASTOLE

52
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Diastolic valves

A

1) atria contract and ventricles relax
2) tricuspid and bicuspid open
3) aortic and pulmonary valves closed

53
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Systolic valves

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1) atria relax, ventricles contract
2) tricuspid/bicuspid close
3) aortic and pulmonary valve open

54
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coronary vessels

A

provide blood to heart muscle

located in atrioventricular and interventricular sulci

55
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Right Coronary A.

A

descents into atrioventricular sulcus

supplies: rt heart, SA and AV nodes, post 1/3 of IVS

56
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Sinuatrial nodal artery

A

supplies SA node (RCA branch)

57
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Marginal artery

A

passes along inferior RV margin towards apex (RCA branch)

58
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AV nodal artery

A

supplies AV node and atrioventricular bundles (RCA branch)

59
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atrioventricular bundles

A

part of conduction system from AV node to ventricles (RCA)

60
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posterior interventricular branch (Post. Desc. A)

A

(RCA) supplies R/LV and post 1/3 of IVS

61
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coronary anastomoses

A

PIVB with AIVB

Circumflex Branch with term. RCA

62
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Left Coronary Artery

A

supplies: Lt heart, ant 2/3 of IVS, atrioventricular bundles

63
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LAD (ant. descend. A)

A

supplies both ventricles and ant 2/3 of IVS

inferior atrioventricular sulcus

64
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Circumflex branch of LCA

A

posterior AVSulcus

supplies lt. heart

anastomoses with termination of RCA

65
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Right dominant heart

A

PIVB supplied by RCA

66
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Lt dominant heart

A

PIVB supplied by circumflex branch of LCA;

death with blockage

67
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myocardial infarction

A

due to artherosclerosis of Coronary arteries

68
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Coronary bypass sx

A

occluded artery replaced by leg vein, or ICA

69
Q

angioplasty

A

inserted into occluded artery through AA

70
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Coronary Sinus

A

large vein in post. part of AV sulcus which receives most of blood of heart thru tributaries (great cardiac vein, middle cardiac vein, small cardiac vein)

71
Q

Where does coronary sinus open and what’s its valve like?

A

RA superior to IVC opening; rudimentary (1 cusp)

72
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Great Cardiac Vein

A

anterior part of Interventricular sulcus and courses post. into AV sulcus;

drains area of heart supplied by LCA

73
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Middle Cardiac Vein

A

posterior part of IV sulcus

drains area supplied by PIVA

74
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Small Cardiac Vein

A

right ant/-inf. margin of LV

drains area supplied by Marginal Artery

75
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Anterior Cardiac Veins

A

2-4 veins that drain into RA

76
Q

what tributaries enter the Coronary Sinus?

A

Great, Middle, and Small Cardiac Veins

77
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Venae Cordis Minimae (Smallest)

A

open directly into chambers of heart

78
Q

SA node

A

pacemaker of heart, located superior part of Crista Terminalis in RA

79
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why do atrial conductions not reach ventricles?

A

fibrous skeleton of the heart prevents conductionn

80
Q

AV node

A

inferior part of interatrial septum; sends delayed impulses to AV bundle

81
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AV bundle

A

pierces Fibrous Rings; passes through IVS

82
Q

Right AV bundle

A

passes through moderator band (septomarginal trabeculae)

83
Q

where does moderator band attach

A

base of anterior papillary muscle

84
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Left AV bundle

A

supplies LV and papillary muscles

85
Q

where is Artificial pacemaker connected?

A

right ventricle

86
Q

vagus nerve

A

(parasympathetics) decreases heart rate and force of beat; constricts coronary arteries

87
Q

sympathetic nerves

A

increase HR and force of beat; dilate coronary arteries

88
Q

Sensory Fibers to Heart

A

INSENS. TO TOUCH AND TEMP.; react to metabolic prod. from ischemia

89
Q

where to sensory heart fibers enter SC?

A

T1-t4 on left side

90
Q

referred pain from heart location?

A

chest and upper arm

S&F III: Exam 1 (17 decks)

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