Intro To Anatomy

Question 1

Follows the path of the interventricular septum

Answer 1

IV sulcus

Question 2

Follows the path between both ventricles and atria

Answer 2

AV sulcus

Question 3

Contains the circumflex artery, RCA and coronary sinus

Answer 3

AV sulcus

Question 4

Contains the LAD, great cardiac vein, PDA, middle cardiac vein

Answer 4

IV sulcus

Question 5

Branches of the left main coronary artery (2)

Answer 5

LAD and Cx

Question 6

Heart muscle layers from inner to outer

Answer 6

Endocardium, myocardium and epicardium (aka visceral pericardium)

Question 7

Layers of the pericardium

Answer 7

Fibrous and serous. Fibrous is the outer most layer

Question 8

Normal amount of pericardial fluid

Answer 8

20-50mL

Question 9

Leaflets on the AV

Answer 9

RCC, LCC, NCC

Question 10

MV leaflets

Answer 10

Anterior and posterior

Question 11

How are the scallops of the mitral valve numbered?

Answer 11

1-3 lateral to medial

Question 12

Leaflets of the tricuspid valve

Answer 12

Anterior, posterior and septal

Question 13

3 cusps of the PV

Answer 13

Anterior, left, right

Question 14

Which two arteries travel within the AV groove?

Answer 14

Cx and RCA

Question 15

Which cardiac vein runs down the anterior IV sulcus?

Answer 15

The great cardiac vein

Question 16

What two layers does pericardial fluid lie between?

Answer 16

Visceral and fibrous pericardium

Question 17

The posterior mitral leaflet has 3 scallops which are labeled P1, P2, P3 with P1 being on the medial side

Answer 17

False

Question 18

Where is the most common site for a congenital ventricular septal defect to occur?

Answer 18

The membranous portion of the IVS