Lab - Station 1 Exam 3 Flashcards
(W1) where is the apex of the heart
(F) the point on the bottom of the heart on the left side
where is the base of the heart
(F) the loop around the heart between the chambers and meaty heart part
where is the right atrium
(Chamber) the point on the right side of the heart
where is the right auricle of the heart
(F) the flat ear like piece above the right atrium
where is the left atrium
(Chamber) the point on the left side of the heart
where is the left auricle of the heart
(F) the small pouch above the left atrium
where is the right ventricle
(Chamber) the area between the apex and right atrium
where is the left ventricle
(Chamber) the are between the apex and left atrium
where is the anterior surface of the heart
(Region) when the hand is directly in front of the heart
where is the diaphragmatic surface of the heart
(Region) when the hand floats below the apex
where is the right pulmonary surface of the heart
(Region) when the hand floats to the right of the heart
where is the left pulmonary surface of the heart
(Region) when the hand floats to the left of the heart
where is the coronary sulcus
(Depression) the depression where the left coronary artery sits
where is the anterior interventricular sulcus
(Depression) between the 2 ventricles direct above the apex on the anterior side, what the anterior interventricular artery sits in
where is the posterior interventricular sulcus
(Depression) between the 2 ventricles direct above the apex on the posterior side, what the posterior interventricular artery sits in
where is the aorta
(S) the large tube that sits on top of the heart
where is the ascending aorta
(Portion) the short side coming up the aorta on the right side
where is the arch of the aorta
(Portion) the top curve of the aorta
where is the pulmonary trunk
(Entire S) below/next to the aorta but above the heart
where is the left pulmonary artery
(S) the most lateral tube of the pulmonary trunk
where is the right pulmonary artery
(S) the most medial tube of the pulmonary trunk
where is the ligamentum arteriosum
(Feature) between the pulmonary trunk and aorta, the stringy webbing seen on the posterior side
where is the superior vena cava
(S) on the posterior side, on the right side of the heart, the probe will be vertical going through a tube, on top
where is the inferior vena cava
(S) on the posterior side, on the right side of the heart, the probe will be vertical going through a tube, on bottom
where is the left superior pulmonary vein
(S) when the 2 probes are going through the tubes on the top part of the heart, left side on top
where is the left inferior pulmonary vein
(S) when the 2 probes are going through the tubes on the top part of the heart, left side on bottom
where is the right superior pulmonary vein
(S) when the 2 probes are going through the tubes on the top part of the heart, right side on top
where is the right inferior pulmonary vein
(S) when the 2 probes are going through the tubes on the top part of the heart, right side on bottom
where is the right coronary artery
(S) the large artery coming out of the bottom of the aorta on the right side
where is the right marginal artery
(S) the small stingy split that comes off of the right coronary artery about half way down
where is the posterior interventricular artery
(S) the string that separates the 2 ventricles on the back side
where is the left coronary artery
(S) the large artery coming out of the bottom of the aorta on the left side
where is the anterior interventricular artery
(S) the string that separates the 2 ventricles on the front side
where is the circumflex artery
(S) on the left side of the heart, comes off of the anterior interventricular artery
where is the coronary sinus
(Space) on the posterior side, above the apex, the hole in the middle
where is the great cardiac vein
(S) goes to the left of the coronary sinus, above the circumflex artery
where is the small cardiac vein
(S) goes to the right of the coronary sinus
where is the middle cardiac vein
(S) the small string above the posterior interventricular artery, going down from the coronary sinus
where is the fibrous pericardium
(Covering) the thin cells above the heart, when the covering is over the heart
where is the serous pericardium
(Collective S) when the cover is open, the space between the covering and the top of the heart
where is the parietal layer of the serous pericardium
(Feature) the flap that is peeled back
where is the visceral layer of the serous pericardium
(Feature) the cells on top of the heart
where is the pericardial cavity
(Space) the space between the 2 layers
(W1 BQ) what are 2 things that the right coronary artery supplies
the right atrium and most of the right ventricle
what are 2 things that the left coronary artery supplies
the left atrium and most of the left ventricle
what connects the left and right sides of the pericardial cavity
the transverse pericardial sinus
what is a blind “cul-de-sac” posterior to the heart
the oblique pericardial sinus
(W2) where is the right common carotid artery
(S) coming off of the brachiocephalic artery, the top most superficial split
where is the right carotid body
(Internal S) above the common carotid artery, the wide bubble before the split (external carotid A. and subclavian A), the same location as the right carotid sinus
where is the right external carotid artery
(S) further up from the common carotid artery, medial and superficial with 3 splits
where is the right superior thyroid artery
(S) the first split on the external carotid artery, most inferior and goes toward thyroid
where is the right lingual artery
(S) the middle split coming off of the external carotid artery
where is the right facial artery
(S) the third split coming off of the external carotid artery, most superior in the area below the neck
where is the right occipital artery
(S) the yellow pin (most lateral pin in face), the first split in the facial area coming off of the external carotid artery
where is the right superficial temporal artery
(S) at the end of the external carotid artery in the cheek, goes superior and is spiky, only vessel in face without pin
where is the right maxillary artery
(S) red pin (most medial pin) when the external carotid A. ends the maxillary A. starts, looks like same tube, right after the superficial temporal artery