internal ft of the heart Flashcards

1
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what does the right atrium forms?

A

right surface

right border

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2
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the auricle has a ……….. inner wall and crenated outer margin?

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rough

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3
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inside the right atrium which wall is rough and which one is smooth?

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anterior part is rough

posterior wall is smooth

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4
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why is the anterior part rough?

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because it has pectinus muscle and it originates from the right horn of sinus venouses

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5
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why is the posterior wall smooth?

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because its mainly composed of openings that empty into it.

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6
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what are the openings that empty on the right atrium?

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  • SVC
    -IVC
    -CORONARY SINUS
    -VEINS
    -VENAE CORDI MINIMI
    -FOSSA OVALIS
    -LIMBUS OF FOSSA OVALIS
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7
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whats sulcus terminalis ?

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vertical groove that connects the vena cava from OUTSIDE

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8
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whats crista terminalis?

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its like sulcus terminalis connecting the vena cavas BUT FROM INSIDE and it also separates the smooth area from the rough

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9
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from what does the fosa ovalis originate from?

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septum primum

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10
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from what does the annulus ovalis /limbus of ovale originate from?

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septum secondum

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11
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at what level is the superior vena cava?

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3rd costal cartilage ( pulmonary valve is the same )

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12
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does the superior vena cava have valve?

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no because the gravity does the work

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13
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at what level is the inferior vena cava ?

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6th costal cartilage (point c )

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14
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does IVC have a valve?

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yes smalll rudimentary valve

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15
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does the coronary sinus have a valve?

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yes tricuspid valve called valve of coronary sinus

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16
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what pathologies could the rough anterior surface cause?

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1- Auricular fibrillation

2- pulmonary embolism

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17
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what does the left atrium form?

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1- base of the heart ( along with the right atrium )
2- upper border of the heart ( along the RA )

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18
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what does the left atrium consist of ?

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1- cavity
2- left auricle

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19
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what separates the left atrium from the esophagus from behind?

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fibrous pericardium

serous pericardium

20
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what represents the rough part of the left atrium

21
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what represent the smooths part of the left atrium

A

everything but the auricle

22
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whats special about the wall of the left atrium?

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slightly thicker than the right

23
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what are the openings /orifices in LA?

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1- Mitral orifice and valve

2- 4 pulmonary veins

3- vena cordis minimi ( less amount compared to the RIGHT A )

24
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what sign you can find on the interatrial wall in the left atrium side

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valve of the fossa ovalis

25
what does the right ventricle form?
1- inferior border of the heart 2- 2/3 of sternocostal surface 3- 1/3 of diaphragmatic surface
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whats the rough part of the right ventricle?
in the inflowing part
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whats the smooth part of the right ventricle?
the outflowing part
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whats name of the outflowing/smooth part of the right ventricle
infandibulum
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where does the infadibulum originate from?
cordus bulbus
30
whats the supraventricular crest?
muscular ridge that separates the inflowing and outflowing part ( Tricuspid and pulmonary orifices )
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what makes the rough inflowing part rough?
muscular projections --> trabeculae carnae presence of papillary muscles and chordea tendina
32
whats special trabeculae carnea muscle is present in RV?
septomarginal trabcuae carnea AKA MODERATOR BAND
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whats the function of septomarginal trabeculae carnea/moderator band ?
prevent the heart from overfilling
34
how many papillary muscles do we have in the right ventricle?
3 because the its tricuspid valve anterior posterior septum part
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where does the outflowing part lies in relation to the supraventricular crest?
outflowing --> smooth --> infundibulum is ABOVEEE inflowing --> rought is BELOOWWW
36
what does the left ventricle form?
1- APEX 2- MAJORITY OF THE DIAPHRAGMTIC SURFACE 3- 1/3 OF THE STERNOCSOTAL SURFACE 4-LEFT BORDER along with the left auricle 5- Left surface along with auricle 6-1/3 of inferior border
37
whats the smooth and whats rough?
like RV : inflowing -- rough outflowing ----> SMOOTH
38
whats the name of the outflowing smooth surface?
vestibular
39
whats the difference between in walls?
the walls of the LV are 3x thicker than right ventricle
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whats the shape of the wall when cross sectioned?
circular RV is crescent
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what makes the inflowing part rough ?
like RV : trabeculae carnea papillary muscles and chordea tendinae
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how many papillary muscles do we have in left ventricle?
2 papillary muscle cuz the valve is only 2 cusps anterior posterior
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what does the RV have that the LV doesnt have?
Supraventricular crest septomarginal trabecaue carnea AKA MODERATOR BAND
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why doesnt LV have supraventricular crest?
because the wall is soo thick theres not enough space
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whats smooth outflowing part of the left ventricle ( vestibular )
fibrous tissue